Jockey Banned
British Horseracing Authority bans top jockey for deliberately stopping a horse in a race at Lingfield
28th May 2013
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British Horseracing Authority bans top jockey for deliberately stopping a horse in a race at Lingfield
Reaching consensus and working together for the greater good of horseracing. Betting exchange Betfair and the British Horseracing Authority have proved it possible
British Horseracing Authority is about to impose a new rule prohibiting owners from “laying” any horse trained by his or her trainer, regardless of who the owner is.
The British Horseracing Authority review group announced major changes to the controversial whip rules on Friday morning in a last-ditch effort to fend off the threat of strike action by jockeys
The 46-year-old six-times champion jockey discusses the BHA’s new whip rule
SARAH WHITELAW: Britain’s recent decision to implement a new law regarding the whipping of a horse in a race has unleashed a storm of controversy.
In an exclusive interview with the Guardian, the six-times champion jockey showed disdain for the British Horseracing Authority for its handling of the new whip rules
Rian du Plessis invited to speak on the future of horseracing at the international “Leaders in Racing”
An investigation into betting patterns, both locally and internationally, has been launched by the National Horseracing Authority
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