Browne banned for 20 years
Self-confessed horse-doper Dermot Browne was hit with a 20-year ban at a hearing of the Jockey Club’s disciplinary committee today.
The former jockey and trainer was first warned off by the Jockey Club in 1992 and has not been seen at a racecourse in Britain since.
But his 10-year-ban officially lapsed last month when an interim suspension was imposed.
He appeared at Portman Square today in relation to allegations that in 1990 he doped horses between August 3 and September 20.
