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brigust1
25 Apr 10 13:02
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In Friday's post 4 punters were warned off for refusing to assist the authorities in cnnection with an investigation into an 'unnamed' jockey. The punters were successfully laying horses ridden by this jockey to such an extent they Bf police investigated. One of the punters was employed as the driver of this particular jockey.
Any more known?

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Sir Gary Neville
When: 25 Apr 10 13:38
Not sure but hats off to BF for highlighting it. They (and the BHA) get a lot of criticism on here suggesting suspicous betting patterns aren't looked at so just goes to show there is a lot going on behind the scenes that we're not aware of imvho. These cases seem to takes a while to come to light so it seems that just because there is no immediate info about a suspicous drift doesn't mean nothing is happening.
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Crisp77
When: 25 Apr 10 13:40
Yes BF spotted that they constantly layed the same jockey.

It actually got me nervous.....I always lay Richard Hills when he is in a neck to neck finish :D
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brigust1
When: 25 Apr 10 15:37
BHA spokesman said that this had all the hallmarks of bets being placed with inside information but there was insufficient evidence to proceed against the jockey. The jockey's driver was asked to produce phone records but claimed the mobile was lost for the 4 weeks under investigation even when evidence revealed 26 phone calls were made during this period.
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sepp blatter
When: 25 Apr 10 15:40
1)well done betfair
2)these investigations are few and far between,not been one for ages - should be more imo - betfair need to up their game .
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