WELLINGTON - New Zealand's leading jockey Darryl Bradley will be able to continue riding until an appeal against a nine-meeting suspension is heard.
Bradley said last night he had been granted a stay of proceedings following an appeal he lodged against a suspension incurred on Thursday at the Hawkes Bay meeting in Hastings.
The suspension was to take effect from Sunday and end on June 1. But with the stay he is now able to fulfil engagements he has at the Otago Hunt meeting at Wingatui on Sunday.
Bradley said he would be able to continue riding until the appeal is heard but he had not heard when it would be.
Bradley was charged with careless riding aboard Or Mr Bowe in the Community Diary Open (1400m).
It was alleged he allowed his mount to move in near the 800m mark on Ruakiwi Lass, who in turn was forced on to Pompeii River.
- NZPA
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