The owner of the Shariff Racing Stables and the jockey who rode Princess She Is Not are set to appear at a hearing on October 27 following the establishment of a five-member committee to investigate infringement of horse racing rules and animal cruelty.
It is alleged that in the A and Lower one mile event last Sunday at the Kennard Memorial Turf club meet, the champion jockey for the day, allegedly used probes to shock the Dark Bay mare, Princess She is Not at different intervals of the race in order to win the event.
Princess She is Not, owned by the Shariff Racing Stable went on to ‘shockingly’ upset Guyana’s premier
