Murphy faces inquiry tomorrow

Timmy Murphy will tomorrow face an inquiry into his behaviour towards a Jockey Club official at Fontwell two months ago.

Thu, 13 Jan, 2005 - 13:53

Timmy Murphy will tomorrow face an inquiry into his behaviour towards a Jockey Club official at Fontwell two months ago.

Murphy is believed to have had an altercation with stewards’ secretary Chris Rutter, a former Flat rider, in the jockeys’ changing room following the Sharp Minds Betfair: Back and Lay Handicap Chase at Fontwell Park on November 5.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Fontwell Place: Fontwell Park Person: Murphy Person: Timmy Murphy Person: Chris Rutter Person: Rutter Event: Sharp Minds Betfair: Back and Lay Handicap Chase Organisation: Jockey Club Organisation: Flinders

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