Racing corruption case begins in London

A 10-day hearing into corruption began on Thursday at the British Horseracing Authority headquarters in London.

Thu, 20 Oct, 2011 - 18:39

A 10-day hearing into corruption began on Thursday at the British Horseracing Authority headquarters in London.

Jockeys Paul Doe, Greg Fairley, Kirsty Milczarek, Jimmy Quinn and former rider Paul Fitzsimons, now a trainer, are among 13 people alleged to have breached the rules of racing.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: London Place: British Horseracing Authority Person: Paul Doe Person: Greg Fairley Person: Kirsty Milczarek Person: Jimmy Quinn Person: Paul Fitzsimons Person: Maurice Sines Person: James Crickmore Person: Peter Gold Person: Nick Gold Person: Shaun Harris Person: David Kendrick Person: Darren May Person: Liam Vasey Organisation: BHA

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