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Note: Prior to 3rd April 2006, the Jockey Club was the regulator of racing, and prior to July 2007 the Horseracing Regulatory Authority performed the same function. Therefore, some notices from before July 2007 will contain references to the Jockey Club, or HRA.
- Ayr, 10 March 2012
The Stewards considered the apparent improvement in form of the winner, HAWAII KLASS, ridden by Wilson Renwick and trained by Donald Whillans, compared with its previous run at Carlisle on 20 February where the gelding finished unplaced, beaten approximately 29 lengths. They noted the trainer’s explanation that the gelding benefited from the run at Carlisle having had a break of 79 days. They ordered HAWAII KLASS to be routine tested.
The Stewards noted that the winner, KRIS CROSS (IRE), had interfered with PLUS JAMAIS (FR), placed third, who in turn interfered with BUFFALO BALLET, placed second, approximately two furlongs out, but after viewing a recording of the incident they were satisfied that it neither involved a riding offence nor improved KRIS CROSS (IRE)’s placing.
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- Chepstow, 10 March 2012
The Stewards held an enquiry into the use of the whip by Christopher Ward, the rider of KATHLEENS PRIDE (IRE), placed third, from turning into the home straight. Having heard his evidence and viewed recordings of the race they found him in breach of Schedule (B)6 Part 2, in that he had used his whip above the permitted level. The Stewards suspended Ward for two days as follows: Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 March 2012.
The Stewards held an enquiry into the fall of Mr P John, the rider of ROSES LEGEND, on the bottom bend before turning into the home straight on the final circuit. They interviewed the rider. Having heard his evidence and viewed recordings of the incident, the Stewards found that the fall was caused by the gelding stumbling. Being satisfied that no other horse or rider was involved, the Stewards took no further action.
The Stewards held an enquiry into the use of the whip by Mr R J Williams, the rider of LIGHTENING FIRE (IRE), placed fourth, from turning into the home straight. Having heard his evidence and viewed recordings of the race they found him in breach of Schedule (B)6 Part 2, in that he had used his whip above the permitted level. The Stewards suspended Mr Williams for 2 days as follows: Wednesday 28 and Thursday 29 March 2012.
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- Wolverhampton, 10 March, 2012
The Stewards noted that CAPTAIN SCOOBY, placed second, and ANGELO POLIZIANO, placed fourth, had interfered with DECIDER (USA), unplaced, inside the final furlong, but after viewing a recording of the incident they were satisfied that it neither involved a riding offence nor improved CAPTAIN SCOOBY or ANGELO POLIZIANO’s placing.
The Stewards held an enquiry into the use of the whip by Jack Duern, the rider of THE LOCK MASTER (IRE), unplaced, from the two furlong marker. Having heard his evidence and viewed recordings of the race, they found him in breach of Schedule (B)6 Part 2 in that he had used his whip above the permitted level. The Stewards suspended Duern for 4 days as follows: Saturday 24, Monday 26, Tuesday 27 and Wednesday 28 March 2012.
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- Sandown Park, 10 March 2012
The Stewards noted that THOMAS CRAPPER, placed fifth, had interfered with THANKS FOR COMING, placed sixth, jumping the last flight, but after viewing a video recording of the incident they were satisfied that it neither involved a riding offence nor improved THOMAS CRAPPER’s placing.
The Stewards held an enquiry into the fall of Sam Twiston-Davies, the rider of ZANIR (FR), approaching the second last hurdle. Being satisfied that no other horse or rider was involved, the Stewards took no further action.
The Stewards noted that LADY SINATRA, unplaced, had interfered with ELEVEN FIFTY NINE, placed third, two furlongs out, but after viewing a recording of the race they were satisfied that it did not involve a riding offence.
10/03/2012
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