AN AMAZING sequence of photos capture the look of horror on teenage jockey Harry Cobden's face as his horse falls at the last hurdle.
Cobden, 18, tried hard but had no chance of staying on board Coole Cody as the pair came a cropper at Market Rasen.
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Coole Cody looked set for second place in the novice hurdle before flinging his young jockey into the turf.
Thankfully horse and rider emerged unhurt from their acrobatics.
The race was won by 9-4 favourite Any Drama but it was Coole Cody and Cobden who had racegoers on the edge of their seats.
Cobden is fortunate, as other fellow jockeys have not been so fortunate.
Freddy Tylicki remains in the London Spinal Cord Injury Centre after he was injured in a four-horse pile-up at Kempton Park last October.
Ryan Hatch broke bones in his neck, fractured his sternum and was left with a haematoma on his spinal cord after a fall at Cheltenham in December.
Cobden is one of the best young jockeys in Britain.
He grew up near Wincanton, and started riding ponies at the age of nine.
Champion trainer Paul Nicholls spotted his talent and by 13 he was riding for the team.
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