By AAP Veteran Victorian jockey Roger Booth has died of an apparent heart attack after riding in a race at Darwin’s Fannie Bay racecourse. Booth was in Darwin riding for Kyneton trainer Neil Dyer in the lead-up to the annual Cup carnival. Australian Jockeys Association chairman Des O’Keeffe said Booth collapsed after… Read More » Read full article
Jockey dies of suspected heart attack
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