Racing: Murphy takes time-out

Jump jockey Timmy Murphy, who is due to appear in court on Friday to answer charges relating to an incident on a flight from Japan, is taking time off from race-riding to sort out ‘‘a personal problem’’.

Jump jockey Timmy Murphy, who is due to appear in court on Friday to answer charges relating to an incident on a flight from Japan, is taking time off from race-riding to sort out ‘‘a personal problem’’.

The Irishman, arrested by police on his arrival in Britain last Sunday, is not riding at Cheltenham on Wednesday, even though his trainer Paul Nicholls has runners.

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