Sham Appeal – A Partial Success
There was no indication that Mr Sham’s conduct had the effect of discrediting horseracing or bringing the good name of the NHA into disrepute
19th March 2021
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There was no indication that Mr Sham’s conduct had the effect of discrediting horseracing or bringing the good name of the NHA into disrepute
Colour holder and stable employee Mark Sham incurs wrath of NHA
An opportunity to inform the National Horseracing Authority that their inaction in routing out defaulters is having a material adverse effect on the future and sustainability of the industry
While Phumelela and the Racing Association return his calls, why are the NHRA top men avoiding Mark Sham?
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