JOCKEYS Greg Fairley, Paul Doe, Jimmy Quinn and Kirsty Milczarek were all disqualified from racing yesterday following the publication of a lengthy investigation into alleged corruption by the British Horseracing Authority.

Jockeys Jimmy Quinn, Kirsty Milczarek, Greg Fairley and Paul Doe were all found in breach of the rules at a British Horseracing Authority hearing into alleged corruption, the findings of which were published today.

The British Horseracing Authority will not announce the results of an inquiry into alleged breaches of the rules by four jockeys until December 14.

JEREMIAH McGrath was given a nine-day suspension at Cheltenham yesterday - despite Thursday’s amendments to the British Horseracing Authority’s stringent whip rules.

A 10-day hearing into corruption began on Thursday at the British Horseracing Authority headquarters in London.

George Baker felt Kieren Fallon made all the difference as National Hope scored a second career success in the Best Offers At JustBookies.com Handicap at Folkestone.

THE return of the National Show Jumping Championships to Ennis Showgrounds can only be described as a victory for the sport and that misnomer that is common sense.

SHOWJUMPINGIRELAND (SJI) chairman Christy Murphy has visited Ennis to inspect the showgrounds following the decision of the organisation’s executive to cancel the national championships, which were scheduled to take place at the Clare venue at the end of August.

THE chairman of Ennis Show organising committee has issued an invitation to his ShowjumpingIreland (SJI) counterpart to visit the Clare venue “to clarify any misconceptions and rectify any problems that are identified”.

Four jockeys are among 13 people charged with serious breaches of the rules of racing.

BRITISH racing is braced for another inquiry into corruption after 13 people were charged with serious breaches of the rules of racing.

Irish jockey Jimmy Quinn has today been charged with serious breaches of the rules of racing.

A hastily-arranged Class Two handicap at Kempton is not the sort of race Angel’s Pursuit is accustomed to competing in, but the chestnut’s class came to the fore in the day’s feature.

I Love Me sprung a monster 50-1 shock on her debut in the £200,000 Tattersalls Millions Auction Trophy at Newmarket.

Lyrical Intent appreciated the step back to a mile and a quarter to oblige as the 5-2 favourite in division one of the williamhill.com - Best Odds Guaranteed Handicap at Kempton.

John Coupland bettered his total for 2009 in one fell swoop as Tanley (9-1) won division one of the Bet Test Match Cricket – Betdaq Handicap at Lingfield.

Dale Gibson failed to supply a fairytale ending to his riding career when Upton Seas, his final ever mount, finished 11th at York today.

Light From Mars proved strongest as he ran out a comfortable winner of the Best Price Guarantee At coral.co.uk Handicap today, the opening event of York's final meeting this term.

RICHARD Hannon yet again dominates the Weatherbys Super Sprint field with five of the 25 runners at Newbury today.

Chris Dwyer has warned he will not risk Mia's Boy if the ground is faster than good in the William Hill Lincoln at Doncaster on Saturday.

Eddie Howe has become the youngest manager in the Football League after being appointed Bournemouth boss on a permanent basis.

Bournemouth have fired manager Jimmy Quinn after just 121 days in charge.

MOST of us want to believe that we live in a fairly decent society where the rights of everyone are respected.

The president of the Irish Road Haulage Association is to temporarily step aside from the position following a 'Prime Time' investigation into the treatment of migrant workers.

Richard Fahey reached a first-time century of Flat winners in a season when Trumpstoo won the EBF/UTS Maiden Stakes at Newcastle.

David Nicholls once again lived up to his 'Sprint King' moniker as he sent out Regal Parade to lead home a one-two in the John Smith's Ayr Gold Cup.

HAULIERS have decided to call off their threat of a campaign of “civil disobedience” in protest at the new barrier-free scheme on the M50, which comes into effect this Saturday.

HAULIERS are to decide tomorrow if they will boycott tolls on the M50 barrier-free scheme, which begins next Saturday.

Truck drivers may boycott the payment of M50 tolls when barrier free tolling is introduced from this Saturday.

Brian Meehan was out of luck in the Group One Darley Prix Morny but his stable struck just moments earlier as Tadhg O'Shea gained a first Goodwood success aboard Mr Hichens in the South Coast Handicap.

Royston Ffrench made a brilliant recovery on Divine Spirit to complete a double at Beverley.

IRISH raider Master At Arms sprung a 12-1 surprise in the Clean Concierge Handicap under Jerry O’Dwyer at Wolverhampton yesterday.

Multidimensional overcame tough conditions and a brave opponent to register his first success of the season in the Group Three toteswinger Rose of Lancaster Stakes at Haydock.

THE brakes have been put on threatened disruption by truckers over rocketing fuel costs and widespread unlicensed haulage operations.

PETER Moody is confident Magnus can become the latest Australian-trained sprinter to upstage the home team in the King’s Stand Stakes.

KIEREN Fallon expects his old partner Yeats to bag an historic treble in Thursday’s Gold Cup at Royal Ascot.

Peter Chapple-Hyam had a welcome tonic with the victory of Brave Prospector in today's £100,000 (€127,062) Betfair Sprint at York.

THE country’s roads may be blockaded by lorries within a fortnight in protests similar to those paralysing Spain.

IRELAND could find itself without a goods transport system if hauliers don’t get what they want.

Road hauliers are threatening to park up their vehicles at the end of this month because of rising fuel costs.

A FUEL surcharge that could be passed on to customers was one of the items up for discussion at a crisis meeting of the Irish Road Haulage Association (IRHA) in Cork last night.

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.

Simon Callaghan enjoyed the biggest success of his fledgling training career as Finalmente claimed a gallant victory in the Group Two Betfair Henry II Stakes at Sandown.

CONSUMER chiefs last night called on the Government to investigate why diesel is costlier than petrol despite tax incentives to lure motorists away from unleaded.