anything caught your eye? m1: attention is drawn to this, anything caught your eye? m1 attention is drawn to this, mike is attention is drawn to this, mike is at cheltenham for the racing, and this is a story aboutjockeys who traditionally we think of as being short, this jack andrews who is competing is six foot four. this is jack andrews. he towers over most of his fellow jockey. is jack andrews. he towers over most of his fellowjockey. there is no height limit, it is in relation to weight, in theory you can be that high and it s not an issue. so how much does high and it s not an issue. so how much does he high and it s not an issue. so how much does he weigh? high and it s not an issue. so how much does he weigh? he - high and it s not an issue. so how much does he weigh? he says - high and it s not an issue. so how much does he weigh? he says he| much does he weigh? he says he weiuhs much does he weigh? he says he weighs ten much does he weigh? he says he weighs ten sto
you are watching bbc news. time for some sport. good afternoon. formerjockey freddie tyminski has called for harsher punishment for jockeys who ride dangerously to make horse racing saver. he was paralysed following a full five years ago last week in a high courtjudge ruled that fellowjockey week in a high courtjudge ruled that fellow jockey graham week in a high courtjudge ruled that fellowjockey graham gibbons was responsible. that fellow jockey graham gibbons was responsible. was responsible. punishment for reckless riding was responsible. punishment for reckless riding would was responsible. punishment for reckless riding would be - was responsible. punishment for reckless riding would be much i was responsible. punishment for. reckless riding would be much the way forward simply because when you punish a jockey for doing manoeuvre in a race that shouldn t have been done the jockey gets x amount of days to be on the sidelines. that
figures within racing, but the panel spoke of how she d risked isolation and rejection by her peers when making complaints last year about a fellow jockey, making complaints last year about a fellowjockey, robbie dunne. during five days of evidence hear the british horseracing authority s case, which was that she d been the victim of a vendetta, and a short while ago the independentjudicial panel found robbie dunne in breach of four counts of conduct prejudicial to the repetition of horse he said hope that he was guilty of distasteful targeting, deliberate harassment and at times dangerous bullying of bryony frost. the chair said there was a real concern about the weighing room culture which was said to be deep rooted and coercive. we are expecting to hear the sanctions which will be applied to robbie dunne later today. laura, thank you. new zealand is proposing some of the toughest anti smoking laws in the world. under the plans, anyone born after 2008 will never legally be able to