Stunned Powell has not ruled out an appeal

BRENDAN POWELL has yet to make a decision on whether to appeal against the punishments imposed by the Ludlow stewards on Sunday.

Tue, 18 Mar, 2003 - 00:00

Robert Pratt

The Twyford-based trainer was fined £1,100 and his jockey JP McNamara banned for seven days over the running and riding of Tarboush in the opening Teme Maiden Hurdle.

Tarboush has also been suspended from running for 40 days.

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