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Jeremy Noseda has been fined a total of £1,250 after a prohibited substance was found in the urine of Kafuu, who represented the trainer at Newmarket last year.
The Danehill Dancer colt finished unplaced in the TurfTV Handicap Stakes on October 19, after which dexamethasone was found in his urine sample.
A British Horseracing Authority disciplinary panel was unable to establish the source of the substance and therefore imposed the fine on Noseda, in addition to disqualifying Kafuu from the race.
Noseda was also informed that all horses in his care will now be the subject of examination and have to provide samples for analysis within the next 12 months.
Further to this week news about Noseda, I have noticed that John Fretwell has moved Medicine Path to Chapple Hyam from Eoin O’Niells stable, with Fretwell being O’Niells main owner is this a shift towards all his horses moving to Chapple Hyam?
And another question, is Chapple Hyam emerging as a much bigger force in the british flat?
Bulwark,
The split between Fretwell and O’Neill was reported in the Post a month ago, although neither party was saying much at the time.
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i would imagine they are a bit taken by the hype around mr chapple hyam i mean who is not interested by his aims, horses training prowess and owner support ect, if i had a foot in the door at his yard (ie horses in training & dosh for more) i would want his full attention on my string ie send him good horses give him your full attention……lol
my first post,go easy on me!!
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