NHA: Jacobson Guilty
The Inquiry Board found Mr Jacobson guilty and imposed a suspension from riding in races for a period of seven days
8th October 2015
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The Inquiry Board found Mr Jacobson guilty and imposed a suspension from riding in races for a period of seven days
Mr Gray was charged with a contravention of Rule 10.5.16 in that he had in his possession at his stables on 28 July 2015, medicines or drugs listed in Schedules 3 – 7 of the MED ACT, the labels whereof, did not comply with the provisions of this Rule
Investigation whether Phumelela has failed to comply with, or has contravened any term of condition of its licences, or the terms of the Gauteng Gambling Act
The Inquiry Board found Mr Khathi guilty of the charge and ruled that he be suspended from riding in races for a period of twenty-one (21) days and, in addition, the Board has restricted his riding weight to 57.5kgs
The Inquiry Board found Jockey Webber guilty and after considering statements which were made post race by him regarding the interference, the Inquiry Board imposed a suspension from riding in races for a period of 21 days.
The National Horseracing Authority confirms that at an inquiry held in Johannesburg on 18 September 2015, Jockey J Geroudis was charged with a contravention of Rule 66.4, in that as the rider of TELLINA, he weighed in more than 1kg above the carded weight at which he weighed out at
The Inquiry Board also dismissed the criticism that this inquiry was a ‘witch hunt’ and stated that the NHA, in furtherance of its objectives, was entitled, and indeed obliged, to investigate whether Mr Tarry had breached any Rules by recanting his evidence
After considering all the evidence the Board imposed a suspension from riding in races for a period of 28 days, of which 14 days are suspended for a period of one year, provided that during that period, he is not found guilty of a contravention of Rule 77, which relates to banned substances
The Inquiry Board found Mr Agrella guilty of the charge and after considering his blatant disregard for the authority of the Clerk of Scales, he was fined R1000
A bruised and battered Louis told the Sporting Post on Tuesday that he was in pain in various parts of his body, but was feeling ‘okay’
