The horseracing presenters have no shame. The named jockey slammed his car into a tree badly injuring a young lady passenger; he also refused to give a specimen to the police when requested. Yet, these presenters at ITV Racing and those at the course will not ask the jockey concerned (he's been named in the newspapers) about the latest on his lady passenger, and why the jockey has not given a specimen to the police.
These presenters are spineless; their silence has been bought!
The horseracing presenters have no shame. The named jockey slammed his car into a tree badly injuring a young lady passenger; he also refused to give a specimen to the police when requested. Yet, these presenters at ITV Racing and those at the course
fairly obvious Murphy has agreed to interviews as long as crash isn't mentionedf so instead of ITV.ruk telling him to shove they've spoiled themselves by interviewing him and ignoring racings big story of the week,despite mentioning it earlier
fairly obvious Murphy has agreed to interviews as long as crash isn't mentionedf so instead of ITV.ruk telling him to shove they've spoiled themselves by interviewing him and ignoring racings big story of the week,despite mentioning it earlier
It’s a little quirk in the innocent until proven guilty system.
So registered alcoholic mounts pavement drunk,kills 3 kids. He’s over the limit,bailed to attend court,but the next day does the same again,because he’s technically innocent till his court date.
Surely ,over the limit,or failure to provide,should mean,instant ban ,which can be deducted from court ban,like being on remand.
Some people are held on remand for months,years,then the case is dropped,it’s just tough.they can’t do anything.
So surely,a instant driving ban could be done,and if it turns out ,not guilty,then tough.
It’s a little quirk in the innocent until proven guilty system.So registered alcoholic mounts pavement drunk,kills 3 kids.He’s over the limit,bailed to attend court,but the next day does the same again,because he’s technically innocent till his
People on here castigating presenters for failing to grill oisin about his private life . Why should they ? It's a racing programme . He is erudite when discussing his mounts and their races . That's what the people who watch the programme want to hear . You lot should buy the rags to get your vicarious thrills and not expect them on a racing programme
People on here castigating presenters for failing to grill oisin about his private life . Why should they ? It's a racing programme . He is erudite when discussing his mounts and their races . That's what the people who watch the programme want to he
In this case a failure to provide a specimen when requested by Police after a motor accident is as good as guilty without bar a court appearance and adjudication. As such, I think an immediate ban on driving ought to be automatic and legally valid.
In this case a failure to provide a specimen when requested by Police after a motor accident is as good as guilty without bar a court appearance and adjudication. As such, I think an immediate ban on driving ought to be automatic and legally valid.
Fullset, you seem very keen to protect a driver resposible for putting a young girl in hospital with a broken back, the driver has already committed an offence in the laws eyes by refusing to give a sample so why the bha are allowing him to still ride is beyond me.
Fullset, you seem very keen to protect a driver resposible for putting a young girl in hospital with a broken back, the driver has already committed an offence in the laws eyes by refusing to give a sample so why the bha are allowing him to still rid
What if he crashes again tomorrow,kills someone,then refuses to provide.
Most people are suspended from jobs etc,until investigation completed,drink driving is black and white,over or under,failure to test is classed as over, There is no defence in court,unless faulty equipment ,weird dna etc. Like I said about remand,should be instant ban,then that time should be included within the ban.for the very odd case it’s overturned,then ,tough
The law is at fault here.What if he crashes again tomorrow,kills someone,then refuses to provide.Most people are suspended from jobs etc,until investigation completed,drink driving is black and white,over or under,failure to test is classed as over,T
I think there's the safety and integrity aspect of the jockey's action. The jockey concerned has a history of substance and drink abuse. His work involves riding horses at high speed which is definitely a safety issue, to his fellow jockeys; his repeated transgression of substance and drink abuse contravenes integrity, judgement and responsibility of a fit and proper person in his profession.
As such, I think horseracing presenters should ask impertinent but relevant questions pertaining to his motor incident where a female passenger was injured, and his refusal to provide a specimen when requested by Police.
I think there's the safety and integrity aspect of the jockey's action. The jockey concerned has a history of substance and drink abuse. His work involves riding horses at high speed which is definitely a safety issue, to his fellow jockeys; his repe
Penzance,so if he was arrested for raping a trainers child,it’s not to do with bha,innocent till proven guilty etc,nothing to do with racing.
At what point does private life impact on public life,giving it’s a tv sport.
Penzance,so if he was arrested for raping a trainers child,it’s not to do with bha,innocent till proven guilty etc,nothing to do with racing.At what point does private life impact on public life,giving it’s a tv sport.
Unless he fails a breathe test on track they can't stop him riding. Just like if it happened to a brickie,it's nothing to do with work, he will still be able to lay bricks.
Unless he fails a breathe test on track they can't stop him riding.Just like if it happened to a brickie,it's nothing to do with work,he will still be able to lay bricks.
That doesnt surprise me given the vast amount of differing authoritys, so who is ultimately responsible for allowing him to ride on.??
BHA,nothing to do with them. That doesnt surprise me given the vast amount of differing authoritys, so who is ultimately responsible for allowing him to ride on.??
Chapman getting stick on social media for not speaking out. I'm the very last person to back him up in anything but I understand where he's coming from when he says they can't say anything as it's a police investigation.
Chapman getting stick on social media for not speaking out. I'm the very last person to back him up in anything but I understand where he's coming from when he says they can't say anything as it's a police investigation.
But he rides horses at speed competitively in a confined area in public which is a hazard in itself similar to driving a car on a public road whilst under the influence of drink or an illegal substance
But he rides horses at speed competitively in a confined area in public which is a hazard in itself similar to driving a car on a public road whilst under the influence of drink or an illegal substance
"While the full conditions will not be made public, they include the need for Mr Murphy to remainsober and avoid the use of any illicit substances or social drugs. To monitor this, Mr Murphy will be subject to an enhanced testing regime both on the racecourse, and through the providing of hair samples for analysis at random times of the BHA’s choosing.
Mr Murphy must also engage in regular contact, through his own medical professionals, with Dr Jerry Hill to ensure his ongoing fitness to ride. These conditions will be reviewed after 12 months, as well as being subject to alteration or amendment should the BHA consider this necessary during the course of his licence.
If any of the conditions are not met, the BHA reserves the right to seek the suspension or the withdrawal of Mr Murphy’s licence as applicable."
BHA statement from February 2023 regarding Murphy being granted a licence to ride again:https://www.britishhorseracing.com/press_releases/bha-statement-regarding-the-licence-of-oisin-murphy/"While the full conditions will not be made public, they inc
He’s clearly going to get a driving ban,so it’s going to be a strange situation,where he’s banned,but able to ride,given his history.
They clearly have to breathalise him before every meeting,this might help him,but you can see a situation where he doesn’t turn up.
How do trainers and owners feel,riding first lot at 6am, He’s obviously well loved,cos everyone bends over backwards for him.
He’s clearly going to get a driving ban,so it’s going to be a strange situation,where he’s banned,but able to ride,given his history.They clearly have to breathalise him before every meeting,this might help him,but you can see a situation where
He’s clearly going to get a driving ban,so it’s going to be a strange situation,where he’s banned,but able to ride,given his history.
Exactly, thats the bit I dont understand, as regards the drink and drug testing thats something every jockey has to adhere to. ??
He’s clearly going to get a driving ban,so it’s going to be a strange situation,where he’s banned,but able to ride,given his history. Exactly, thats the bit I dont understand, as regards the drink and drug testing thats something every jockey h
to quote Chappers, lucky,chamberlain etc etc when defending jocks riding horses pished or drugged up,who in their right mind would get on 2 tonne of horse under threat influence of drugs,drink etc THE SORT OF JOCKS THAT GET BEHIND THE WHEEL OF A CAR AFTER A DRINK ,PUTTING ANYONE IN AND OUT OF THE CAR IN DANGER, THEM SORT OF FOOKING JOCKS
to quote Chappers, lucky,chamberlain etc etc when defending jocks riding horses pished or drugged up,who in their right mind would get on 2 tonne of horse under threat influence of drugs,drink etc THE SORT OF JOCKS THAT GET BEHIND THE WHEEL OF A CAR
I believe the named jockey under the influence of a banned substance for driving and who put a young female passenger in hospital because he smashed his car into a tree was the instigator and cause of an on-track racing incident in the future the BHA will be sued for every penny going. Unfortunately, until this happens the BHA will not act as the regulator of horseracing.
Will the Hong Kong Jockey Club be as relaxed as the BHA in this matter?
I believe the named jockey under the influence of a banned substance for driving and who put a young female passenger in hospital because he smashed his car into a tree was the instigator and cause of an on-track racing incident in the future the BHA
But, he seemed super info-giving and complying with Ollie Bell. How long before the whole thing about his drink related motor accident involving an injury to a young female passenger and a tree is under the spotlight of the media and possibly the BHA?
The inevitable is only postponed.
But, he seemed super info-giving and complying with Ollie Bell. How long before the whole thing about his drink related motor accident involving an injury to a young female passenger and a tree is under the spotlight of the media and possibly the BHA
Wow! If so the BHA already has a precedent yet has taken no action against the jockey who put a young lady in hospital due to a drink-driving accident last week.
I think one does not need to be test-positive to behave differently if under the influence of drink. The drink will probably increase one's heartbeat, and be anxious too. It could also give the impression one is in control when the opposite is more likely.
Wow! If so the BHA already has a precedent yet has taken no action against the jockey who put a young lady in hospital due to a drink-driving accident last week. I think one does not need to be test-positive to behave differently if under the influen
not been charged, not sure how he thinks people can act when they wouldn't actually know what he's facing charges wise, just let the police do their job
not been charged, not sure how he thinks people can act when they wouldn't actually know what he's facing charges wise, just let the police do their job
We do know the possible charges as they were stated by Thames Valley Police
arrested for causing serious injury by dangerous driving and failing to provide specimen for analysis.
We do know the possible charges as they were stated by Thames Valley Policearrested for causing serious injury by dangerous driving and failing to provide specimen for analysis.
not likely is it? the police arrested him, they'll have dna from airbags and seat belt marks on the occupants if that comes into play which is also part of the investigation and they will do some of that because they have a seriously injury and it could even have been life threatening
not likely is it? the police arrested him, they'll have dna from airbags and seat belt marks on the occupants if that comes into play which is also part of the investigation and they will do some of that because they have a seriously injury and it co
Yes fairly impossible i'd say to get away with that nonsense with the technology today , many years ago Cecil tried that " It wasn't me driving " caper but at least he confessed to the not too dissimilar crime the following day.
Yes fairly impossible i'd say to get away with that nonsense with the technology today , many years ago Cecil tried that " It wasn't me driving " caper but at least he confessed to the not too dissimilar crime the following day.
id be amazed if they are not doing cctv of his route and stops for the hours prior, not just driving but pubs, food etc, payments on his card, they will put something to cps and i wouldn't be surprised if the final version of this looks even worse for him
id be amazed if they are not doing cctv of his route and stops for the hours prior, not just driving but pubs, food etc, payments on his card, they will put something to cps and i wouldn't be surprised if the final version of this looks even worse fo
Why refused to provide a specimen? Unless it could come up with something else too eg charlie, fentanyl, etc. The drink driving charge will be a slam dunk case. A stay of execution for about 6 months to be confirmed in court.
Why refused to provide a specimen? Unless it could come up with something else too eg charlie, fentanyl, etc. The drink driving charge will be a slam dunk case. A stay of execution for about 6 months to be confirmed in court.
doesn't change anything he's going to get done for it, he made a decision on the night and it will get dealt with, he doesn't get off does he, it's just a different charge to dd
doesn't change anything he's going to get done for it, he made a decision on the night and it will get dealt with, he doesn't get off does he, it's just a different charge to dd
How he is allowed to carry on riding is beyond astounding, forget about innocence until proven guilty or whatever you want to call it.
There is a possibility that there is an issue with the individual that would hinder his ability to do his job safely which would provide a danger to himself and others if the issue is shown to be genuine. Surely on the grounds of safety the individual should be stood down whilst the investigation is carried out.
One can only imagine the fall out should the unthinkable happen with the authorities standing on watching.
It is ironic that the mere wiff of noise from the animal rights mob and the BHA collectively sh1t themselves and jump to attention but here with a situation that potentially is far far worse they do diddly squat.
How he is allowed to carry on riding is beyond astounding, forget about innocence until proven guilty or whatever you want to call it.There is a possibility that there is an issue with the individual that would hinder his ability to do his job safely
bha are not one that will act to ban him from riding in a sport until they know what they are dealing unless he fails a test on track and you can bet they are all over him given daily the risks and the fallout if he has an issue
bha are not one that will act to ban him from riding in a sport until they know what they are dealing unless he fails a test on track and you can bet they are all over him given daily the risks and the fallout if he has an issue
i do think if the clamour to get him off track increased in the media they might be forced to make a statement or even stand him down but they'd have as many issues with that, seeing him charged puts them in a better place
i do think if the clamour to get him off track increased in the media they might be forced to make a statement or even stand him down but they'd have as many issues with that, seeing him charged puts them in a better place
The jockey might have disagreed to provide (his prerogative) a specimen, but the coppers could say the jockey's breath smelled of alcohol, displayed visible signs of drug use, etc; failing to provide will not go down well at the magistrate court.
The jockey might have disagreed to provide (his prerogative) a specimen, but the coppers could say the jockey's breath smelled of alcohol, displayed visible signs of drug use, etc; failing to provide will not go down well at the magistrate court.
Refusing to provide a specimen of breath, blood or urine for analysis You may get:
6 months’ imprisonment an unlimited fine a ban from driving for at least 1 year (3 years if convicted twice in 10 years)
Refusing to provide a specimen of breath, blood or urine for analysisYou may get:6 months’ imprisonmentan unlimited finea ban from driving for at least 1 year (3 years if convicted twice in 10 years)
Impossible did you suffer a head injury as a child or was it later? Btw the police could say he was falling over but without a breath sample or drug scrape have no evidence to charge him with either of the DDs.
Impossible did you suffer a head injury as a child or was it later? Btw the police could say he was falling over but without a breath sample or drug scrape have no evidence to charge him with either of the DDs.
Long story really, 11kv. I was bladdered, but wasn’t driving, even though I was in the drivers seat when the cops approached the drivers side door. The rest is guessable.
Long story really, 11kv. I was bladdered, but wasn’t driving, even though I was in the drivers seat when the cops approached the drivers side door. The rest is guessable.
begs the ? if Murphy is prepared to front it out with plod after a serious accident,how many times has the sports champion jockey fronted it with the so called jobsworth alcohol/drug testers on course,if its random testing maybe Murphy other top jocks has a designated date/day when they no they will be pulled and now their free after that till given another date, surely the best answer for Murphy with his record would be to agree to be tested everyday,unless that already happens
begs the ? if Murphy is prepared to front it out with plod after a serious accident,how many times has the sports champion jockey fronted it with the so called jobsworth alcohol/drug testers on course,if its random testing maybe Murphy other top jock
I think the jockey could refuse to provide a specimen post an accident even if the Police suspected the jockey was driving eg the jockey did not admit to driving or committing the accident; was in the passenger seat (when the Police arrived) despite smelling of alcohol.
However, if proven, the penalty will be more severe eg a lengthier driving ban and mega cost (no issue here) imposed. Nevertheless, at that time of the morning of the accident, his breath smelling of alcohol and with a book of rides in the afternoon it can only prove unfavourably, and detrimental to his riding career with the BHA.
I think the jockey could refuse to provide a specimen post an accident even if the Police suspected the jockey was driving eg the jockey did not admit to driving or committing the accident; was in the passenger seat (when the Police arrived) despite