Williams reveals three-month ban

Darren Williams has revealed he has been suspended from riding for three months following a British Horseracing Authority inquiry.

Fri, 26 Jun, 2009 - 09:02

Darren Williams has revealed he has been suspended from riding for three months following a British Horseracing Authority inquiry.

The rider faced the disciplinary panel along with fellow jockey Fergal Lynch, trainer Karl Burke and former owner Miles Rodgers on Thursday in a hearing which was expected to last a week.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: America Place: Britain Person: Williams Person: Darren Williams Person: Fergal Lynch Person: Karl Burke Person: Miles Rodgers Person: Rodgers Person: Lynch Person: Burke Organisation: British Horseracing Authority Organisation: Racing Post

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