- Tylicki left partially paralysed following fall at Kempton in 2016
- Gibbons found guilty of ‘reckless disregard’ for his role in fall
Freddy Tylicki has won his high court claim against Graham Gibbons for negligent riding which resulted in a fall that left him with life-changing injuries.
Tylicki was trampled after falling from his mount, Nellie Deen, during the 3.20pm race at Kempton Park on 31 October 31, 2016. Left partially paralysed and now a wheelchair user, the 35-year-old sued fellow Flat rider Gibbons in a bid to hold him liable over the incident in the one-mile fillies’ maiden.