Talking Horses: BHA pledges to work with jockeys on new stop-race rules

The British Horseracing Authority has issued its findings on the controversial ‘Sandown seven’ case

The British Horseracing Authority said on Monday that it will “work with the Professional Jockeys Association and racecourses” to discuss stop-race procedures after its independent disciplinary panel published the reasons for its finding that seven riders who continued racing when the London National at Sandown Park was declared void earlier this month did so because they did not see the yellow warning flag telling them to stop riding.

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