By AAP Premier Victorian trainer Darren Weir has been fined $5000 over the incorrect identification of seven horses which contested jump-outs at Ballarat. Racing Victoria stewards on Wednesday charged Weir under an Australian racing rule dealing with any person who makes a false or misleading statement or declaration in respect of any… Read More » Read full article
Darren Weir charged over incorrect identification of horses
September 19, 2018 Comments Off
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