Paul Blockley was yesterday still stunned after being warned off for two and a half years following a hearing of British Horseracing Authority’s disciplinary panel.

The careers of trainer Paul Blockley and jockey Dean McKeown hang on a possible appeal after they were found guilty of alleged corruption charges by the British Horseracing Authority.

TRAINER Paul Blockley and jockey Dean McKeown have been declared disqualified persons having being found in breach of the Rules of Racing by a disciplinary panel of the British Horseracing Authority.

Trainer Paul Blockley and jockey Dean McKeown have been declared disqualified persons having being found in breach of the Rules of Racing by a disciplinary panel of the British Horseracing Authority.

Jockey Dean McKeown and trainer Paul Blockley were both in attendance as a British Horseracing Authority inquiry into alleged corruption began on Monday.

With the rain continuing to pour down conditions were very testing at Ripon, but Mick Channon's newcomer Charging Indian handled the ground and gamely got off the mark in the EBF Bishopton Maiden Stakes.

Trainer Paul Blockley and jockey Dean McKeown are set to face corruption charges following a lengthy investigation by the British Horseracing Authority.

Collier Hill will not bid for a third victory in the Stockholm Cup at Taby this weekend and will instead head for the Irish St Leger on September 15.

Dean McKeown expects to be sidelined for about a month after breaking a collarbone in a fall at Ripon.

Karl Burke will gear Calmdownmate towards a big prize at the Curragh next month after his convincing victory in the EBF BBC Radio York103.7FM & 104.3FM Novice Stakes at Ripon.

Weighing-room veteran Philip Robinson continued his dream comeback after six months on the sidelines with a triumphant return to Pontefract.

Philip Robinson's switch from Windsor's evening meeting to partner Kostar at Pontefract paid off with a convincing victory in the Fryston Handicap.

On trainer Alan Swinbank's first day out racing since Collier Hill won a £600,000 (€890,700) first prize in Hong Kong, Ring The Boss and Arctic Echo added a total of £8,132 (€12,100) to the stable coffers following two fine efforts at Catterick.

PRIDE bowed out of racing on a high with victory in a thrilling renewal of the Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Cup at Sha Tin yesterday.

Collier Hill capped what has been a glorious second half of the season when leading home a clean sweep for the European raiders in the Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Vase at Sha Tin.

Big Timer continued his rapid progress with his third win on the bounce in the Symphony Group Acomb Stakes on the opening day of the Ebor Festival at York.

WITH Kieren Fallon ruled out, trainer Aidan O’Brien wasted little time in booking leading American jockey Garrett Gomez for Ace in today’s Arlington Million.

North Yorkshire trainer-jockey Ann Stokell is not afraid to travel far and wide in search of success but needed only a short drive from her yard to get back among the winners as she partnered Lord Mayfair to victory at Catterick.

Alfie Flits, a classy bumper horse, continues to progress after switching to the Flat and he made it two out of three under a confident ride from Dean McKeown at Pontefract.

Ouija Board found it all too much in the desert heat as she and jockey Kieren Fallon were tactically outfought in the $5m Dubai Sheema Classic at Nad al Sheba.

Frankie Dettori is hoping Godolphin’s new purchase Electrocutionist will handle the dirt surface in the Group Two Maktoum Challenge III at Ned Al Sheba on Thursday.

Four jockeys fell foul of the officials on a busy afternoon for the stewards at Southwell.

Dean McKeown has lost his appeal to the UK's Jockey Club disciplinary panel against a two-day ban for careless riding at Wolverhampton.

North Yorkshire trainer Alan Swinbank’s Indian summer continued when he saddled 20-1 chance Hartshead to win the TSG Handicap at York.

Mubtaker recorded his 12th career victory in the Ouija Board, Wilko And Liverpool Vets Cumberland Lodge Stakes at Newmarket and will now go in search of that elusive first Group One success.

Punctilious looks set to end her racing career with trips to France and America after gaining Group One glory in the Aston Upthorpe Yorkshire Oaks at York.

Amadeus Wolf delighted the massive Ebor day crowd with a stylish victory in the Scottish Equitable Gimcrack Stakes at York to give local trainer Kevin Ryan his first domestic Group-race success.

Dean McKeown today lost his appeal to the Jockey Club disciplinary panel against a two-day whip ban.

Phoenix Reach has the world as his oyster as he booked his place on a global tour with victory in the Dubai Sheema Classic at Nad Al Sheba today.

Jockey Dean McKeown and trainer Bobby Elliott will appear before the Jockey Club’s disciplinary panel tomorrow over the running and riding of Vampire Queen at Southwell in December.

PAUL BLOCKLEY, who trains on the course, has made a fine start to the year and he completed his second double in consecutive days at Southwell yesterday.

Makybe Diva became the 14th mare to win the Tooheys New Melbourne Cup when finishing fast and wide under Glen Boss to take the coveted prize in Flemington, Australia today.

Godolphin’s Mamool may be favourite for the Tooheys New Melbourne Cup, but trainer Saeed bin Suroor has warned punters not to overlook his other entry in the race, Millstreet.

Hugs Dancer managed a valiant seventh in the Carlton Draught Caulfield Cup in Australia to leave him firmly on course for the Melbourne Cup.

FERGAL LYNCH joined the growing list of jockeys to be suspended for not riding out to the line when he was one of five riders in trouble at Doncaster yesterday.

Trainer Richard Fahey and his stable jockey Paul Hanagan lost out for the second time in a week in controversial circumstances when Inch Perfect’s two-length defeat at the hands of Mr Gisby was confirmed following a lengthy stewards’ inquiry at Southwell.

As the final meeting of the Flat season gets underway at Doncaster today, Kieren Fallon has finally admitted that the 2002 jockeys’ championship is in the bag. Mathematically, he cannot be caught.

Wunders Dream led her rivals a merry dance in the hands of Michael Fenton in the Group Two Polypipe Flying Childers Stakes at Doncaster today, and she is all set for a trip to Longchamp next month.

Hugs Dancer won a dramatic renewal of the Tote Ebor at York today.