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ride
1. control and direct a horse while mounted on it.
2. lane cut through a wood.
ride work
to ride a horse for the purpose of training it for a race.
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However, the first woman to ride 100 winners in a calendar year in Britain has continued to ride work in Newmarket, and hopes that fact, together with positive recommendations of two neurosurgeons, will persuade the BHA's medical appeals panel to reconsider her suspension.
Turner says she's 100 per cent fit before appeal by The Racing Post (London, England)
I'm no longer riding out for Mick as we're both trying to be a bit more flexible but I may go back and ride work for him again next year," Drowne said.
Racing: Mick Channon's partnership by The Mirror (London, England)
Since suffering bruising to her brain in a fall on the Newmarket gallops on March 3, Turner has been informed by her namesake that he could not recommend her licence be renewed until 12 months from the date of the accident - a decision she was intent on appealing even before she received clearance to ride work from her specialist.
Sports lawyer says Turner one-year ban is draconian by The Racing Post (London, England)
 
 
 
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