From someone who sees nothing wrong in striking a horse between the ears with a whip I'm certainly not surprised you find nothing wrong with a jockey elbowing a woman in the neck/chest
Liam Lawson's old boss commented on him "driving with his elbows out" and thankfully ALL sporting codes have rules that prevent basic cheating
Like jockeys elbowing others..highly dangerous and illegal
The RIB should be ashamed of themselves for saying 'he's very lucky he's not on an extra charge'
maybe once I've sent 'bono's screenshot (thanks bono) they'll realise how gutless they are
Yes, let's wait and see if he's one of the protected species.
Young trainer showing a lot of ability in the training ranks- however the rules are for everybody.
No doubt in his submissions on penalty there will more than likely be a few letters of support from the elite owners in the industry that he trains for.
What would a DQ look like for him- well probably only stop him going to the tracks races an trials- just stay on the farm and train from there.
There's bound to be someone waiting in the wings with a Trainers license application ready in case the worst happens and Mr Cole has a holiday over Autumn/ Winter until the end of the season.
Moi was going to press the 'like' button on that one...cos i know you're an amazing 'horseman'
can you please take my restriction off so i can do so?
thanks
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