O'Brien faces more strife with stewards at the Curragh

Joseph O'Brien clashed with Irish stewards again today after riding two winners at the Curragh.

Mon, 11 Oct, 2010 - 19:43

Joseph O'Brien clashed with Irish stewards again today after riding two winners at the Curragh.

The apprentice is already facing a hearing into two appeals and a referral at the Irish Turf Club tomorrow after picking up a two-day ban at Dundalk and four days at Listowel recently.

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