Lynch set to make comeback on Mr Bounty at Ayr

Irish trainer Michael O’Callaghan has confirmed Fergal Lynch will ride his intended runner at Ayr, should the jockey return to British racing on Monday.

Lynch set to make comeback on Mr Bounty at Ayr
Fri, 08 Aug, 2014 - 01:00
Ashley Iveson

The jockey, 36, admitted to stopping a horse, Bond City, from winning at Ripon in August 2004, supplying inside information about six of his rides, and associating with the disqualified Miles Rodgers.

Lynch must firstly participate in a British Horseracing Authority integrity education video, after which his proposed comeback will be earmarked at the Scottish circuit.

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CourtsRacingPlace: AyrPlace: Bond CityPlace: RiponPlace: County KildarePlace: EnglandPlace: KemptonPlace: IrelandPlace: BritainPlace: SouthwellPerson: LynchPerson: Mr BountyPerson: Michael OPerson: CallaghanPerson: Fergal LynchPerson: Miles RodgersPerson: O’CallaghanPerson: MRPerson: BountyPerson: FergalPerson: SteubenPerson: Johnny MurtaghPerson: Barney CurleyPerson: MurtaghPerson: Ross CoakleyPerson: Kieren FallonPerson: FallonPerson: BwindiEvent: Danny Tyson HandicapEvent: HandicapOrganisation: British Horseracing AuthorityOrganisation: BHAOrganisation: Turf Club
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