From page 102: “I suspect a more significant issue (but much less talked about) is people driving while under the influence of drugs”.
I noticed a report in one of the more disreputable tabloids that Jeremy Noseda, Classic winner ex-trainer, was recently arrested near his home and has been charged with driving while under the influence of cocaine. He is to stand trial later in the year.
The next time a Newmarket trainer tries to have us believe he is living on the breadline, it might be worth pointing out that one of their former colleagues is so poor that he can afford to be (allegedly) high as a kite on the Colombian marching powder whilst behind the wheel of his Aston Martin.