Irish jockeys Tony Culhane and Dean Mernagh have been banned for 12 and nine months respectively after an investigation into 37 races in 2003 and 2004.

Irish jockeys Tony Culhane and Dean Mernagh have been banned for 12 and nine months respectively after an investigation into 37 races in 2003 and 2004.

Frankie Dettori is unable to ride the Sheikh Mohammed-owned Boscobel in Sunday’s Budweiser Irish Derby.

Evan Williams is to appeal to the Horseracing Regulatory Authority against the decision of the local stewards to demote Naomh Aaron to second place at Hereford.

Tony Culhane and Dean Mernagh will appear before the Horseracing Regulatory Authority’s disciplinary panel on July 9.

Darryll Holland has been partially successful in his appeal against a four-day ban incurred for careless riding at Epsom last Friday.

Barney Curley and Tom Queally were unsuccessful in appeals at the Horseracing Regulatory Authority in London against their punishment under rules governing non-triers.

Richard Quinn has been granted a license by the Horseracing Regulatory Authority to return to race riding after an absence of 11 months.

Jamie Spencer has failed in his appeal against a two-day ban incurred at Ascot last Saturday – a result that could prevent him from riding in the Vodafone Derby.

Jamie Spencer will have his crucial appeal against a two-day ban heard by the Horseracing Regulatory Authority disciplinary panel tomorrow.

Trainer William Knight and jockey Paul Doe have been charged by the Horseracing Regulatory Authority over the running and riding of Postgraduate at Windsor last month.

Tom Queally has been hit with a 20-day ban just two days after getting a three-week suspension.

Trainers Tom George and Martin Hill have been unsuccessful in their respective appeals to reverse placings in two races.

Fran Ferris was yesterday handed a five-year disqualification by the disciplinary panel of the Horseracing Regulatory Authority.

Jockey Warren Marston and trainer John Spearing have yet to decide whether to appeal against the punishments they received over the running and riding of Rajeh at Warwick on Tuesday.

Tom O’Brien set a new record for the most wins in a season for a conditional jockey with a 383-1 treble aboard Lincoln’s Inn, Xila Fontenailles and Good Book at Warwick.

Jamie Moore will not be able to ride at the Cheltenham Festival after losing his appeal against a ban.

Cheltenham officials are confident next week’s four-day Festival will beat the weather – despite meetings lost due to waterlogging almost on a daily basis over the entire country.

Fran Ferris has missed the deadline to appeal against the decision of the Horseracing Regulatory Authority to suspend him from racing for two years.

Robbie Fitzpatrick has lodged an appeal against the decision of the Horseracing Regulatory Authority disciplinary panel to disqualify him for three years.

Robbie Fitzpatrick has lodged an appeal against the decision of the Horseracing Regulatory Authority disciplinary panel to disqualify him for three years.

Robert Winston has confirmed he will not appeal against the 12-month ban imposed the by Horseracing Regulatory Authority.

IRISH jockey Robert Winston was yesterday suspended for one year after being found guilty of various breaches of the Rules of Racing following a Horseracing Regulatory Authority disciplinary hearing.

Robert Winston was today suspended for one year, after being found guilty of various breaches of the Rules of Racing.

RICHARD GUEST has been informed he is to face a disciplinary hearing at the Horseracing Regulatory Authority following November’s animal cruelty case.

HEDGEHUNTER, winner of the 2005 Grand National, is likely to be seen in Grade One action next month.

The Horseracing Regulatory Authority’s inquiry involving jockeys Robert Winston and Robbie Fitzpatrick will continue into next week.

The disciplinary panel of the Horseracing Regulatory Authority will begin the inquiry involving jockeys Robert Winston and Robbie Fitzpatrick on Wednesday at 9.30am.

JAMIE SPENCER was left with mixed emotions after receiving a 10-day ban for his riding of Mickmacmagoole in a banded race at Southwell over a year ago.

Brian Reilly has lodged an appeal against being disqualified for 18 months following last month's Horseracing Regulatory Authority corruption inquiry.

Tony Culhane and Dean Mernagh are confident they will be cleared of all charges after the Horseracing Regulatory Authority confirmed they will face a disciplinary inquiry.

Trainer Charlie Mann has been fined a total of £1,050 (€1,600) after Considine tested positive for a prohibited substance when winning a hurdle race at Stratford in August.

Jockeys Brian Reilly and Dean Williams were today warned off for 18 months after a long-running inquiry into alleged corruption reached its conclusion.

Liberate left the Philip Hobbs stable dreaming of another victory in the JCB Triumph Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival after maintaining his unbeaten record with ease in the closing race at Wincanton.

Kieren Fallon is unlikely to be allowed to ride in Ireland while he serves a six-month suspension handed to him by French racing authority France Galop.

KIEREN FALLON has failed in his bid to be granted a licence to ride at the Hong Kong International at Sha Tin on December 10.

Kieren Fallon has failed in his bid to be granted a licence to ride at the Hong Kong International at Sha Tin on December 10.

ROBERT WINSTON has been told he has “a case to answer” in relation to corruption charges brought against him by the Horseracing Regulatory Authority.

Robert Winston has been told he has “a case to answer” in relation to corruption charges brought against him by the Horseracing Regulatory Authority.

Four jockeys, a trainer, one disqualified former owner and six unlicensed individuals have been informed by the Horseracing Regulatory Authority that they face various charges in relation to 40 races run between September 2004 and March 2005.

Jockeys Paul O’Neill and Neil Callan will go before the disciplinary panel of the Horseracing Regulatory Authority tomorrow.

ROBERT WINSTON will have to wait a little longer to hear if he has been successful in his application that he has “no case to answer” in relation to corruption charges brought against him by the Horseracing Regulatory Authority.

Robert Winston will have to wait a little longer to hear if he has been successful in his application that he has “no case to answer” in relation to corruption charges brought against him by the Horseracing Regulatory Authority.

Richard Guest is unlikely to have his trainer’s license withdrawn despite admitting animal cruelty following the death of a racehorse that was incorrectly treated.