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Ruling T067-2015

Ruling T067-2015

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  • Ruling #:: T067-2015
  • Ruling Date:: Wednesday, 21 October 2015
  • Involving:: Darren James Fish
  • Infraction:: Late to the paddock, cause unnecessary scratch
  • Judgement:: Fined $100
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allow mount to come in allow mount to come out allow mount to cross over before clear amended ruling careless riding cause unnecessary scratch Christopher Dale Greenwood conduct towards another licensee Craig Robert Smith Darren James Fish Desmond Delisue Bryan diagnosed as having bled Douglas Rae Smith Eddies Little Lady Edmund Arnold Pechawis eligible to apply for licensing entry of horse on veterinarian's list entry of horse without the required works entry of improperly medicated horse Entry of ineligible horse excessive use of whip failing human toxicology testing failing prerace breathalyzer failing to appear for Hearing failing to be present for prerace vet check failing to follow directions of Outrider official failing to fulfill a riding engagement failing to maintain a straight course fail to have a representative present for lasix administration fail to have registration certificate filed with licensed operator granted stay of suspension Gregory John Tracy Huayrafleet improperly medicating a horse causing a scratch interfering with another mount Ismael Eluid Mosqueira James Harold Hoffman Joan Doreen Petrowski jockey license recinded without prejudice Joey Roger Turcotte KirstyAnne Margaret LuftNault Kwame Tesston Joseph Larry Todd Cizik Larry Valentin Munoz Late to the paddock Licensed in another capacity (groundsman) Neil Simon Husbands Passion Red Pick A Prize Rafael Rivas Zenteno Jr restored to good standing Robert Andre Chabot Robert Joseph Atras Rory Gorrell Noel Ruling T058a2015 Scott Ronald Williams Shannon Christa Beauregard Slewfoot Timothy Robert Constant unprofessional conduct