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Jockey Jorge F. Hernández was taken by ambulance to Monmouth Medical Center for evaluation and X-rays, according to Monmouth Park Medical director Dr. Angelo Chinnici, after being unseated from his mount in Sunday’s third race.
Hernández, a native of Santiago, Chile, went down at the half-mile pole during the 5 1/2-furlong claiming race on the turf when his mount, Brennan’s War, took a bad step. The horse did not suffer any injuries. He stumbled badly leaving the chute, according to the Equibase chart.
Hernández was complaining of pain to his left arm and collarbone, according to Chinnici.
Hernández, who is in his first summer of riding at Monmouth Park, was tied for fifth in the rider standings at Monmouth Park with 10 wins from 38 starters.
He was scheduled to have four more mounts Sunday.
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