Pipe inquiry set for tomorrow

Britain's Jockey Club officials have scheduled an 11am inquiry tomorrow for Martin Pipe over his refusal to allow a horse to be dope-tested at Haydock last week.

Tue, 01 Mar, 2005 - 15:36

Britain's Jockey Club officials have scheduled an 11am inquiry tomorrow for Martin Pipe over his refusal to allow a horse to be dope-tested at Haydock last week.

Explaining his decision, Pipe cited fears over the risk of the horse, Tanterani, picking up an infection in the sampling unit.

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