Gallagher to learn his fate tomorrow

Troubled jockey Dean Gallagher will learn his fate at a Jockey Club inquiry in London tomorrow.

Wed, 13 Nov, 2002 - 14:25

Troubled jockey Dean Gallagher will learn his fate at a Jockey Club inquiry in London tomorrow.

Gallagher, 33, was summoned to Portman Square after testing positive to cocaine following a random dope test at Newton Abbot in September and is facing a significant riding ban which could signal the end of his career as a jump jockey.

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