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Starts November 25th and finishes January 28th because its racing days not actual days, seems a tad harsh to me. Fined 5,000 too.
Leopardstown at Christmas wont be the same :(
Leopardstown at Christmas wont be the same :(
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He'll be allowed ride in England on days when theres no racing in Ireland too.
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I think he got off quite light as this was a second offence
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30 days where you can't earn is a lot to take from any man.
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Deserves it, If I showed up to work drunk i'd be sacked, so good enough for him.
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no one said he was drunk dan.
and the other offence was over 2 years ago. it stinks. |
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i mean he already misses lengthy spells through injury.
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Don't see what the injuries have to do with it.
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well he will miss out on a considerable chunk of income.
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That is why it is called a penalty
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Mitch call it drunk, tipsy, over the limit, he turned up in a state that he was not fit for work, theres not many places that would allow that to happen once never mind twice.
if a sales rep was bagged and lost his licence then he would lose his job, carberry is very lucky imo. |
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putting the life of himself an others in danger
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I'm quite surprised he actually didnt get six years or something, I believe this is actually the first ever recorded case in history of a person going to work hungover in Ireland.
What d'ya get for a non trier these days? 7 days? 14 days? |
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His loss of earnings will be in order of 35k based on last year. So effectively fined 40k . That is very harsh.
They should have taken time of year into account. |
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a warning to all your other jocks G1 ;)
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Didn't take long to hear poor Paul Carberry was stood down for failing a breath test. A chap told me they will have to make an example this time and someone on this forum said he could be stood down for a month.
This was what was predicted at Naas the day he was over the limit and it comes to pass. |
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Good Jock , and a decent character. But given he tried to bring down a plane one day , the man is lucky he is not in jail as it is .
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They should have taken time of year into account.
No Carberry should have taken the time of year into account and taken responibility for HIS actions |
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anybody who considers the 'sentence' harsh should reflect on the leniency he experienced in court after the airplane incident
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the george best of jockeys
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Surely he will pick up rides in England.
I'm sure plenty of trainers would be glad to use him |
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I think he can only ride in uk when no racing in ireland. Mon Tues and odd wed. Would hardly cover flights.
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A warning to Jockeys agents also G1
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CMIYC I am not and never have been a jockeys agent. My ill informed ramblings and poor tipping in competitions surely make this obvious. On the other hand I think you might be an accountant from Tralee :).
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Back on topic ...If PC is dealing with his problem and it sounds like if he doesnt Noel will then this ban doesnt help.
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Can he still ride in pint to pints?
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i never seen him drinking a pint!
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He said he will out hunting with the Stags all winter now!!
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He decided today to take his medicine and won't appeal.
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