Enstone hit with five-day ban

Lee Enstone was in trouble with the stewards at Wolverhampton today after an incident in the Bet Direct No Q Demo 08000 837 888 Banded Stakes.

Enstone hit with five-day ban
Mon, 09 Feb, 2004 - 18:06

Lee Enstone was in trouble with the stewards at Wolverhampton today after an incident in the Bet Direct No Q Demo 08000 837 888 Banded Stakes.

The apprentice, riding Mount Superior, was found guilty of careless riding after causing interference to Sergeant Slipper. Neither horse was placed.

He was suspended for five days, February 20-21and 23-25.

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