Ahern to appeal against Curragh ban

EDDIE AHERN is to appeal against the 21-day ban for “improper conduct” he received from the stewards at the Curragh on Saturday.

Ahern to appeal against Curragh ban
Tue, 05 Oct, 2004 - 01:00
Tom Peacock

The jockey was involved in a changing room incident with fellow rider Declan McDonogh following the C L Weld Park Stakes.

The suspension covers the remaining 10 days of Irish Flat racing this season, and the first 11 of next term.

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