The British Horseracing Authority have received a formal appeal from Paul Blockley against his two-and-a-half-year disqualification.

Fame And Glory led home Drumbeat for an Aidan O’Brien 1-2 in the Group One Criterium de Saint-Cloud.

Paul Blockley is confident Zafisio can shrug off a troublesome journey across to France when he lines up in tomorrow’s Criterium de Saint-Cloud.

DEAN MCKEOWN’S riding licence has been removed to “protect the integrity of racing”, according to the British Horseracing Authority.

Zafisio gave underfire trainer Paul Blockley his first Group One success when landing the Criterium International at Saint-Cloud today.

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.

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.

Ralph Beckett has a big date at York next week with his Oaks heroine Look Here and he warmed up for the Knavesmire as Outofoil claimed the second division of the EBF/Carmen Wines Maiden Stakes at Salisbury.

Lady Deauville gave Paul Blockley his most important success of the season when displaying an affinity for the soft ground to land the EBF Upavon Fillies' Stakes at Salisbury.

Ed McMahon’s To The Point made a striking impression on her racecourse debut under Richard Mullen in the European Breeders’ Fund Primrose Maiden Fillies’ Stakes at Warwick.

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

BRYAN Smart really had to put his back into it to get his horses to Musselburgh yesterday and his efforts were rewarded when Nortune ran out a 10-1 winner of the totesport 0800 221 221 Maiden Stakes.

Komreyev Star, who ended Ray Peacock’s seven-year wait for a winner at Southwell a month ago, ensured the next one would not be quite so long in coming by repeating the trick over the same course and distance.

Kevin Prendergast holds a strong hand in Sunday’s Group Three CL Weld Park Stakes at the Curragh.

Wait Watcher will bid to erase the memory of last year’s controversial Curragh run when she returns to the track for Friday’s Blandford Stakes.

Proviso looked a smart filly when holding Laureldean Gale in the Prix du Calvados at Deauville.

There was a sad postscript to the John Smith’s Handicap Chase at Perth this evening.

Paul Blockley is keeping a close eye on the weather ahead of Wait Watcher’s intended run at the weekend.

Come Out Fighting is set for a spell on the sidelines after breaking a blood vessel at Newbury last weekend.

Richard Hannon’s stable believe they have a good chance of breaking their 1000 Guineas hoodoo when Indian Ink and Selinka go for glory in the Stan James-sponsored Classic on Sunday.

Aidan O’Brien will have the choice of four entries in Sunday’s Group Three PW McGrath Memorial Ballysax Stakes at Leopardstown, which has attracted 14 possible entries.

David Evans’ supporters cleaned up at Bath’s first meeting of 2007 as the Abergavenny handler completed a 169-1 double with newcomer Vhujon and Dark Parade.

Wait Watcher, disqualified after beating Silk Blossom in a valuable sales race at the Curragh, may seek compensation in a Group One race in Italy.

Promising juvenile hurdler Is It Me is likely to run at Cheltenham’s first fixture of the season in order to gain some experience at the course.

Paul Blockley has failed in his appeal against Wait Watcher’s relegation to second in the Shelbourne Hotel Goffs Fillies Five Hundred.

Silk Blossom, the 9-4 favourite, was awarded a dramatic victory in the 500,000 Shelbourne Hotel Goffs Fillies Five Hundred at the Curragh.

Paul Blockley’s Wait Watcher passed the post first in the 500,000 Shelbourne Hotel Goffs Fillies’ Five Hundred at the Curragh on Ryder Cup Raceday.

No racecourse generates greater betting turnover than Ascot during its Royal Meeting and so it was apt that Partners In Jazz landed a gamble in the totesport Victoria Cup, the feature event as racing returned following a gap of a year and a half for redevelopment.

Andreas will now head straight to the Cheltenham Festival after an easy success in the Ian Cooper Birthday Handicap Hurdle at Ludlow.

Martin Pipe admitted to a feeling of “relief” after Lough Derg ended his mini-drought with victory in the Christine Loze Birthday Beginners’ Chase at Exeter.

Martin Pipe brought to an end a losing run stretching back almost two weeks when 9-4 favourite Lough Derg landed the Christine Loze Birthday Beginners’ Chase at Exeter.

Paul Blockley sent out his first Exeter winner when Kings Rock mastered warm favourite She’s Our Native in the gg.com Amateur Riders’ Handicap Hurdle.

Alan Berry received a welcome boost when Geordie Dancer halted a long losing streak for the Cockerham trainer at Carlisle on Monday.

Paul Blockley is hoping Come Out Fighting can go on to better things after opening his account in pleasing fashion at Hamilton today.

Wilko looks to have an outstanding chance of landing a double when lining up for the Stan James Stakes at Newbury tomorrow afternoon.

Paul Blockley claimed the all-weather trainers’ championship on the final day of the season at Lingfield.

Hawk’s Landing can make it second time lucky at Folkestone tomorrow after an unfortunate start to his chasing career.

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.

JIMMY FORTUNE will have to wait until today to learn the full extent of the back problem that caused him to collapse at the Curragh on Sunday.