Oireachtas hearing: 'Rumours are no good' for Irish horse racing

Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board chief executive, Denis Egan has called on the members of the Joint Committee on Agriculture, Food and Marine who have received correspondence relating to alleged breaches of doping regulations in Irish racing to pass it on
Oireachtas hearing: 'Rumours are no good' for Irish horse racing

Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board chief executive, Denis Egan has called on the members of the Joint Committee on Agriculture, Food and Marine who have received correspondence relating to alleged breaches of doping regulations in Irish racing to pass it on

Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board chief executive, Denis Egan has called on the members of the Joint Committee on Agriculture, Food and Marine who have received correspondence relating to alleged breaches of doping regulations in Irish racing to pass it on.

Egan spoke at the conclusion of the second session on Tuesday which begin with an hour of questions for Irish Racehorse Trainers Association chairman Michael Halford and CEO Michael Grassick and was followed by engagement with the IHRB (Egan and Lynn Hillyer, chief veterinary officer and head of anti-doping) and Horse Racing Ireland (via CEO Brian Kavanagh).

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