Crowley appeals five-day ban

JIM CROWLEY will appeal against a five-day suspension for improper riding at the Jockey Club today.

Crowley appeals five-day ban
Thu, 18 Nov, 2004 - 00:00
Tom Peacock

Crowley was banned at Fontwell last Sunday after partnering Kaparolo to finish second in the totesport 0800 221 221 Claiming Hurdle Race.

The stewards decided Crowley had deliberately prevented Tom Messenger, the jockey of Jay Bee Ell, from coming up his inside.

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