reynold
Well-Known Member
Caught twice riding or attempting to ride under the influence of alcohol. Caught previously riding under the influence of cocaine (which is normally a 6 month ban but he got away with 3 months).
All of the above are illegal if a person is driving a motorised vehicle.
On a racecourse either could result in the death or serious injury to other jockeys or horses.
Broke racing Covid regulations by lying about his location and travel history which could have led to a serious outbreak of covid in racing.
The consequences could have been more bad publicity for racing which the sport doesn't need (remember Cheltenham 2020?).
What does the collective wisdom of the forum think his punishment should be for these multiple and serious offences?
Should he be suspended for as long as Dunne?
There has been talk of alcohol involved in the Tylicki case. Should all jockeys be tested every racing day for both alcohol and cocaine or other drugs?
All of the above are illegal if a person is driving a motorised vehicle.
On a racecourse either could result in the death or serious injury to other jockeys or horses.
Broke racing Covid regulations by lying about his location and travel history which could have led to a serious outbreak of covid in racing.
The consequences could have been more bad publicity for racing which the sport doesn't need (remember Cheltenham 2020?).
What does the collective wisdom of the forum think his punishment should be for these multiple and serious offences?
Should he be suspended for as long as Dunne?
There has been talk of alcohol involved in the Tylicki case. Should all jockeys be tested every racing day for both alcohol and cocaine or other drugs?
