Spencer plans appeal against ban

Jamie Spencer is planning to appeal against the four-day ban which would rule him out of the Vodafone Oaks and Coronation Cup.

Mon, 23 May, 2005 - 13:07

Jamie Spencer is planning to appeal against the four-day ban which would rule him out of the Vodafone Oaks and Coronation Cup.

The Newmarket stewards suspended Spencer after finding him guilty of careless riding on Sir Michael Stoute’s Dubai Venture in the hospitality@sportsdays.co.uk Maiden Stakes on Friday.

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