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Monday 17 October 2011 7:11 pm  |  Updated:  Friday 31 May 2019 3:14 am

Chiefs to review new whip rules

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HORSE RACING: The British Horseracing Authority says it will review the sport’s new controversial whip rules. The move comes after discussions with a delegation of riders and the Professional Jockeys’ Association. The dispute over tougher regulations and penalties nearly led to a strike yesterday. Jockey Richard Hughes relinquished his licence last week in protest at new rules which had seen him banned twice in the space of four days.

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