Legendary jockey AP McCoy rushes to be by Graham Lee's side

AP McCoy, the 20-time champion jockey, made a frantic 3am dash to pick up Graham Lee's daughter, Amy, and bring her to Newcastle Royal Infirmary as Lee lay in intensive care. McCoy's act of selflessness comes as Lee recovers from a serious fall that left him with extensive injuries.

Amy's fundraiser for her dad surpasses £100,000

Amy set up a JustGiving fundraiser for her father, who won the Grand National, and the Injured Jockeys Fund. The fundraiser has now exceeded £100,000 in donations, a testament to the support and love for Lee within the racing community.

Trainer Gary Moore reveals McCoy's late-night journey

Gary Moore, a trainer, shared the heartwarming story in his exclusive Sun Racing column. Moore praised McCoy's selflessness and recounted how McCoy picked up Amy at 3am to ensure she could be with her father during his recovery.

Lee undergoes surgery and faces uncertain long-term recovery

Graham Lee underwent surgery to stabilize the fractures in his cervical spine and had a tracheostomy to improve comfort and communication. While Lee has recovered well from the surgery, the full extent of his long-term recovery remains uncertain.

McCoy, the president of the Injured Jockeys Fund, vows to support Lee

AP McCoy became president of the Injured Jockeys Fund in 2016. Speaking about Lee's injuries, McCoy assured that the fund would provide support and assistance to Lee and his family throughout his recovery process.

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