Ronan McNally

Trainer Ronan McNally has been banned for 12 years and ordered to pay costs of €50000 following an Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board investigation and ...

Any prize money won by All Class, Full Noise or Petrol Head when under Dunne’s care will also be forfeited with the horses disqualified. He was also fined €5,000. They also involved a deception of the public, especially the betting public.

The trainer was also hit with costs of €50000 following a referrals' committee inquiry relating to numerous breaches of regulations by horses owned by him.

His offences strike at the integrity of the sport and the objective of having a level playing field for all who send horses out to race. He also received a €5,000 fine. The committee has taken into account the submissions made on his behalf and his past record and the effect that severe sanctions will have on him.”

Trainer Ronan McNally has been disqualified from Irish racing for 12 years, charged €50,000 in costs and ordered to return over €13,000 in prize-money after ...

The Jam Man has also been disqualified from finishing second in a Limerick race under rule 275, which covers horses who have been the subject of fraudulent practice. His offences strike at the integrity and the objective of having a level playing field for all who send horses out to race. Trainer Ronan McNally has been disqualified from Irish racing for 12 years, charged €50,000 in costs and ordered to return over €13,000 in prize-money after being found guilty of multiple sanctions by the Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board.

The IHRB's referrals committee ruled the Armagh man breached a number of rules, including one charge of running and training his horses in a manner “prejudicial ...

Any prize money won by All Class, Full Noise or Petrol Head when under Dunne’s care will also be forfeited with the horses disqualified. He was also fined €5,000. They also involved a deception of the public, especially the betting public. Dunne’s licence will be suspended for a period of two years, with the last 18 months suspended for a period of two years and fined €5,000. He was also found to have incorrectly lodged ownership details of All Class, Full Noise and Petrol Head – with McNally admitting he was “unaware of the requirement to register the correct ownership details”. Another trainer, David Dunne, was found to have supplied “misleading information and/or false information to an official at a stewards’ inquiry” at Navan in March 2021 as well as failing to lodge the correct ownership details related to handicap winners All Class, Full Noise and Petrol Head, all of whom ran for him between October 2020 and August 2021.

The IHRB said 'his offences strike at the integrity of the sport and the objective of having a level playing field for all who send horses out to race.'

His offences strike at the integrity of the sport and the objective of having a level playing field for all who send horses out to race. As a result of the findings against Mr. They also involved a deception of the public, especially the betting public.

Trainer Ronan McNally has been handed a 12-year disqualification from Irish racing by the Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board's referrals committee after he ...

He was also fined €5,000. Any prize money won by All Class, Full Noise or Petrol Head when under Dunne’s care will also be forfeited with the horses disqualified. They also involved a deception of the public, especially the betting public.

Trainer Ronan McNally has been hit with a 12-year ban and a £44000 fine after he stopped horses performing to their best to secure lenient handicap ratings ...

McNally has entered The Jam Man and Vee Dancer to run at Musselburgh this weekend. McNally has to pay back £11,500 in prizemoney won at those races. McNally (right) achieved a ‘pattern of improvement in form of horses at a level previously unfamiliar to experienced and long-serving handicapping officials’.

The Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board has issued what is believed to be its longest ban in recent times, finding trainer Ronan McNally guilty of multiple ...

O'Brien was suspended 21 race days, while Enright and O'Keefe were both cautioned as to their “duty to report.” Trainer David Dunne was found guilty in 36 cases in which All Class, Full Noise, and Petrol Head ran in his name while McNally's ownership of the horses was concealed. 31, 2023, announcing the 12-year ban and a fine of €50,000 as well as the return of over €13,000 in prize-money.

Trainer Ronan McNally has been banned for 12 years and ordered to pay costs of €50000 following an Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board investigation and ...

Any prize money won by All Class, Full Noise or Petrol Head when under Dunne's care will also be forfeited with the horses disqualified. He was also fined €5,000. They also involved a deception of the public, especially the betting public.