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Robbie Dunne ‘Jockey’ Wikipedia Details – Sentence Shortened On Bryony Frost Case
Robbie Dunne, a jockey, had his ban reduced to ten months following an appeal. Here are all of the details you need to know about what happened.
Robbie Dunne, a well-known jockey, was given an 18-month suspension. It has now been reduced to ten months, according to the most recent report.
The ban came after he was accused of bullying and harassing Bryony Frost. The appeal panel chair Anthony Boswood QC stated that his behavior was “thoroughly reprehensible and disgraceful”
Mr. Boswood also added that the initial punishment was ‘very severe”. The suspension began on 10 December 2021 and is supposed to end on 9 October 2022.
Robbie Dunne ‘Jockey’ Wikipedia Details
Robbie Dunne, a Jockey has yet to appear on the official Wikipedia website. Meanwhile, many other online portals have covered him since the controversy.
Dunne is one of the senior members of the weighing room. He has had the record of a career-best total of 44 wins in 2020/21.
Robbie Dunne has had the suspension imposed on him for bullying and harassing fellow jockey Bryony Frost reduced to 10 months from 18 months, following evidence that his penis is so small it couldn’t possibly be offensive. pic.twitter.com/j4lsjZCtKP
— Icy Racing Post (@icyestretro) March 30, 2022
This placed him among the top 20 jump jockeys last season. Prior to his suspension, he was serving as a freelancer.
One of his biggest wins was in the 2015 Scottish Grand National on Wayward Prince. Followingly, he is also the winner of the 2017 Eider Chase on Mysteree for Michael Scudamore.
Robbie Dunne Sentence Shortened On Bryony Frost Case
Robbie Dunne was sentenced to 18-months on Bryony frost which was later shortened to 10 months.
According to the reports, Dunne first threatened to cause Frost serious physical harm. He also used foul, sexually abusive, and misogynistic language toward her.
Frost further claimed that Dunne removed his towel and “shook himself” in front of her in the men changing room. The female jockeys would sometimes go there to collect kits.
BREAKING: Robbie Dunne’s ban for bullying and harassing Bryony Frost has been reduced from 18 months to ten months after appeal. More to follow… pic.twitter.com/zbM9fh5wQf
— Sky Sports Racing (@SkySportsRacing) March 30, 2022
Dunne has completely denied the allegations against him. Dunne claimed it had been “illegitimate” to find him in breach of conduct prejudicial to racing.
Robbie Dunne Ban
The famous jockey Robbie Dunne is on ban following the allegation of harassing his fellow jockey.
Louis Weston, for the British Horseracing Authority (BHA), stated that Dunne has damaged the reputation of the sport. The statement also reads that his conduct was”beyond a spat”.
The reports state the incident has left Bryony Frost, a professional athlete, in tears and scared of going to work. Dunne has admitted one breach of the rules by behaving in a violent or improper manner towards Frost on 3 September 2020.
However, he had denied other similar charges against him. Furthermore, he also did not admit to bullying and harassing her between 12 February and 3 September.
