A Tasmanian harness trainer and driver has been disqualified for 20 years, after pleading guilty to 25 charges following an investigation by TasRacing’s Integrity Unit.
Conor Crook’s disqualification commenced on November 3 – and will conclude on November 3, 2046.
He was fined $1350, and ordered to pay costs of more than $24,000 – half the total cost of analytical testing and transporting samples.
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Five of the charges were for the administering of hormone EPO to five horses before they competed in races at Launceston Pacing Club.
