British Jockey Club consider Wright case

Britain's Jockey Club Disciplinary Committee will consider evidence against five men relating to corruption in racing on Friday.

Thu, 12 Dec, 2002 - 17:55

Britain's Jockey Club Disciplinary Committee will consider evidence against five men relating to corruption in racing on Friday.

Brian Brendan Wright, Brian Anthony Wright, Paul Shannon, Ian Kiernan and Barrie Wright will all face being banned from any premises owned, licensed, or controlled by Britain's Jockey Club.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Middle East Place: Britain Place: Belgium Person: Wright Person: Brian Brendan Wright Person: Brian Anthony Wright Person: Paul Shannon Person: Ian Kiernan Person: Barrie Wright Person: John Maxse Person: Graham Bradley Organisation: British Jockey Club Organisation: Britain's Jockey Club Disciplinary Committee Organisation: Britain's Jockey Club Organisation: Southampton Crown Court Organisation: Jockey Club

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