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Rwitc Action On Jockeys

By Tarun | 11-Apr-2017

More from this link. www.rwitc.com/raceDayReport.php?date=2017-04-08

Ask taken from RWIC site

SUB : ENQUIRY INTO JOCKEY G. AMIT’S INVOLVEMENT IN BETTING AND PASSING ON STABLE INFORMATION/TIPS TO PUNTERS FOR PERSONAL GAIN:

The Stewards of the Club at their meeting held on 5th April, 2017 interviewed Jockey G. Amit in the above connection and having heard him as also the Stipendiary Stewards, the Stewards were not satisfied with the explanation tendered by Jockey G. Amit and held him guilty of improper practice under Rule-101 (iii) & (iv) of the Rules of Racing of the Club wherein he admitted before the Stipendiary Stewards and the Stewards of the Club of passing racing information/tips to his friend/s on WhatsApp/ Facebook Messanger for monetary gains. (Further, scrutiny of his Bank Pass Book, revealed that certain cash deposits had been made into his account, three of which were cash deposits made from Hyderabad by the person he was in contact with and he confirmed at the meeting that these cash deposits were money received by him for having passed on racing information / tips and / or shares in bets.)

In view of the above, the Stewards of the Club were of the view that the above breach of Rule-101 (iii) & (iv) of the Rules of Racing warranted a punishment of Fifteen Calendar Months. However, keeping in mind that Jockey G. Amit was co-operative and forthcoming in the enquiry and had admitted his guilt, the Stewards of the Club took a lenient view and decided to impose on him a punishment covering Twelve Calendar Months. Therefore, his Jockey’s license shall stand suspended w.e.f. 20th April, 2017 till 30th April, 2017 and thereafter should he apply for a Jockey’s license it shall not be granted to him up to and inclusive of 19th April, 2018.
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RE : ENQUIRY INTO JOCKEY AKSHAY GAIKWAD’S INVOLVEMENT IN BETTING AND PASSING ON STABLE INFORMATION/TIPS TO PUNTERS FOR PERSONAL GAIN:

The Stewards of the Club at their meeting held on 5th April, 2017 interviewed Jockey Akshay Gaikwad in the above connection and having heard him as also the Stipendiary Stewards, the Stewards were not satisfied with the explanation tendered by Jockey Akshay Gaikwad and held him guilty of improper practice under Rule-101 (iii) & (iv) of the Rules of Racing of the Club and for having given misleading evidence during the enquiry. In that, he admitted before the Stewards of passing racing information/tips to his friend/s but denied doing so for monetary gain. However, when confronted with his WhatsApp/Facebook Messenger chat history which revealed beyond doubt that he had passed on racing information/tips for monetary gain and also scrutiny of his Bank Account Pass Book which revealed that certain cash deposits had been made into his account, for which he failed to offer a plausible explanation.

In view of the above, the Stewards of the Club decided to impose on Jockey Akshay Gaikwad a punishment of Fifteen Calendar Months i.e. his Jockey’s license shall stand suspended w.e.f. 20th April, 2017 till 30th April, 2017 and thereafter should he apply for a Jockey’s license it shall not be granted to him up to and inclusive of 19th July, 2018.
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Roger said ...

14-Apr-2017
Action against smaller jockeys has always being the practice of turf clubs. Big gun's go Scot free as they have the pull of stewards who are owners and they ride for them.Give me one jockey who does not give tips to owners trainers and friends (you can consider them as punters also) for gain. That's the practice very common for ages.I would request the stewards to check each and every jockey.Offenders can be caught but why will they do so because there names will come up first.Then will be the officials who ask for tips and also money from trainers jockeys and even the apprentice jockeys and certain section of owners as well.

Mad Max said ...

12-Apr-2017
@ Shaps

Horses parade from paddock to Grand Stand to Post (starting stalls) and their rounds in anti-clock wise behind the stalls - if these things are relayed properly I can pick all the (positive and negative) signals from the riders. Now it has become a fashion NOT TO SHOW Fancied runners and their jockeys. The reason is being, if they show, we will pick the winners and losers. So this is a calculated move by the clubs to show only 50/1 or above horses.

For the benefit of the horse talkers I will cover two races each this Saturday and Sunday and post what they are showing live and what essential information needed by the racegoers are hiding from the public. Anyone having smartphone can record the parade of horses from paddock to post for reviewing purpose. If few gentlemen (5-6) form a group, we can do it regular and expose the people at the helm of affairs.

Zeddzzz. said ...

12-Apr-2017
What A Joke.
Poor Chaps Got Caught For Doing Petti Crime.
If RWITC Want To Follow The Rule Book, Then The Race Course Should Have Been Closed Long Long Long Ago. From Top To Bottom They All All All Are Involve In Breaking All All All Rules, But Sitting An Occupying High Seats Shamelessly.
Comme On Guyz, Be Just n Fair In All Your Dealings. Just Making One Or Two Scape Goats, When The Season Iz Coming To An End Will Not Work.
Start The Clean Up n Following The Rules From The Top. Then Only You All Will Be Called MEN. Otherwise ........ .
Fear God And Have Mercy On These Two Poor Things.

Pds said ...

12-Apr-2017
very surprising, no other Jockeys, especially the bigger ones have any connections. I suggest some more home work by the auths as it is very strange sit.

Shaps said ...

12-Apr-2017
Making upcomming young jockeys scapegoats, while the champions and top jockeys go scot free.

Does anybody think that Sandesh, Trevor, Alford, Srinath, and many other senior jockeys do not pass secret signs/ signals ??????????

Each and every jockey and trainer and owners pass on these kinds of information .

Mistake these two youngsters made was they did it clumsily.

Srinivasan said ...

11-Apr-2017
In seventies Jockey Aslam Khader was having a mount which was a favourite (At that time I had a bet of Rs. 100/-) which became second. Next day it was reported that the owners of the horse pleaded with stewards to replace A.K, but they stoutly denied the replacement.
In that case there was no action by the club, because the stewards knew that information hence there was no action.
There are so many incidents happening which we never come to know.

Altaf said ...

11-Apr-2017
IN THE ABOVE ENQUIRY IT CLEARLY SHOWS THAT THE RACES WERE FIXED OR ELSE MONEY WOULD HAD NOT BEEN DEPOSITED IN THEIR ACCOUNTS....THIS SHOWS RACES ARE FIXED BEFORE ONLY AND NOT RUN ON MERITS...

Ramjet said ...

11-Apr-2017

Mr.Tarun shocking what jockeys are doing these days. Are these the only two jockeys is the questions in India. By the way how come these jockeys had only one bank account. One official they all have to get credits from clubs. Surely these guys must be having two account to get these type of illegal money.