By AAP Champion horse trainer Darren Weir, who is facing a four-year suspension, will not contest charges over banned electronic devices known as jiggers that were found in his stables. His assistant, licensed trainer Jarrod McLean, will fight a charge of possessing a jigger and will be allowed to train until the… Read More » Read full article
Weir won’t fight charges, faces 4-year ban
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