National Horseracing Authority denies it discriminated against jockey
04 August 2019 - 17:08
In response to jockey Muzi Yeni’s suggestion the National Horseracing Authority (NHA)applies its rules selectively, CEO Vee Moodley has stated emphatically there is “no discriminationin any cases” they bring.
Yeni posted on Facebook on August 2 that the NHA did not suspend his championship rival Lyle Hewitson for 14 days untilthe season was over affected his chances of winning the title for the first time. Yeni said he was in a career “where favour is done for one and others are not privileged to be treated equally”...
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