Kerry jockey Jack Kennedy is set for an extended period on the sidelines having sustained a fractured leg.
The injury has been confirmed after a fall at Naas yesterday, with 'Top Bandit' suffering a fatal injury in the incident.
It's not yet know if Kennedy will be able to ride at the Cheltenham Festival in March.
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Meanwhile, Tralee’s Phillip Enright enjoyed far better fortune as he won the two-mile handicap chase on the Edward O'Grady-trained Shakeytry at Naas On Sunday. He brought the Glebeland Farm Partnership-owned 11-year-old home an eight-length winner from the Ted Walsh-trained Kildorrery, a fourth career success for the well-supported 3/1 chance.
