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Yes. And unnecessary. If policing was more consistent and action taken riding standards might improve. Doesn't alter the opinions on Oatham though. -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
I think you'll find that the document fraud was the charges that jailed him. The USA Feds and court system really hammers document fraud. For example that is primarily what put the PED cheats away I.e. not the drugs themselves. Osuna was arrested and transported to the St. Landry Parish Jail, where he was booked on filing false public documents, falsifying information on a racing document, injuring public records, -
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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
The Maryland Jockey Club canceled the Nov. 22 nine-race program at Laurel Park prior to the opener after speaking with jockeys who expressed concerns about riding over the main track.View the full article -
Sure, but the jailing was immediate for the possession charge. No doubt those other factors will be taken into account on penalty if he is convicted.
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