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TRAINER SUSPENDED: The trainer Edward R. Barker was suspended seven days and fined $1,000 yesterday after Aqueduct stewards found the banned substance ambroxol in the postrace urine of a horse in his care on Nov. 29.

At a subsequent inquiry, at which they heard from both McKeown and the filly's trainer, Richard Whitaker, the stewards found the rider in breach of the non-trier rules and referred the case to the British Horseracing Authority.

He added: "I've sat on her and nursed her to a furlong and a half out and she's finished fast because I've used her energy at the end, not at the beginning, now what's the problem?" Sean Boyce, the programme's presenter, responded that "the problem is that the stewards found that you had purposefully prevented that filly from running on her merits... and made no effort to get her into the race".

The stewards found he had used his whip 10 times on the winner and banned him for five days for that offence as well a further two days after finding he had used his whip in 'an incorrect place'.

The stewards found that both riders had breached Rule 272, which is related to bringing racing into disrepute.

Stewards found him heading down a wrong corridor but then became confused themselves: Otto Rehhagel was at first led to the Augsburg changing room by mistake.

It's also notable that many of their profiles of "Climate Stewards" (found in each region's Case Study) focus on citizen science projects: from BudBurst and the Great Backyard Bird Count, to the Salmon Watcher Program and the Alaska Lake Ice and Snow Observatory Network.

Stewards found her guilty of "failing to ride out on a horse that would have finished third".

Saez says there was no indication anything was wrong, and racing stewards found no wrongdoing.

In no case did the stewards find McKeown guilty of any wrongdoing, having viewed a complete set of films.

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