Five jockeys amongst 13 charged with rules breach

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

The accused include four jockeys still holding a license – Paul Doe, Greg Fairley, Kirsty Milczarek and Jimmy Quinn – along with former rider Paul Fitzsimons, now a trainer.

It is alleged they conspired to commit a corrupt or fraudulent practice following a British Horseracing Authority investigation into suspicious betting activity on a number of races.