Hewick trainer Hanlon has said his career is 'all over' after being hit with 10-month suspension by IHRB
A date has now been set for trainer John ‘Shark’ Hanlon’s appeal against the severity of a 10-month suspension handed down to him last month.
They said he was "grossly negligent in the supervision of the transport of the horse carcass" and that there was "high culpability" on his part. Hanlon has now been given a date for his appeal against the severity of the suspension, which will mean his star chaser Hewick will be sent to a different trainer.
“I feel very sorry for the staff,” he said. “There are 14 or 15 in work, all with young families. They are going to have no jobs. There are people living here who will have to leave their homes and have nowhere to live after December 1.
Ireland Latest News, Ireland Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
IHRB turn down request from John ‘Shark’ Hanlon to delay start of his suspension10-month suspension for causing reputational damage to racing to start on December 1st
Read more »
Nathan Carter leads tributes following death of 'one in a million' friendPeter Hanlon was the father of former Louth Rose turned country singer-songwriter Jenny Hanlon
Read more »
Trainer Shark Hanlon mourns passing of his father with heartfelt messageA poignant post on X has been flooded with messages of sympathy and support to Shark and his family
Read more »
– Oliver O’Hanlon on a discretionary payment for mothersThe payment came from the privy purse, the British sovereign’s private income
Read more »
Country music star Nathan Carter leads tributes following death of friend Peter HanlonPeter Hanlon, father of rising Irish country music star Jenny Hanlon, has passed away. He was a close friend of country music star Nathan Carter who shared a photo with Mr. Hanlon and a heartfelt tribute on social media.
Read more »
Shark Hanlon: 'It took me 15-20 years to build my yard and now it's all over'John 'Shark' Hanlon has been handed a ten-month ban by the Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board’s referrals committee
Read more »