The trainer at the centre of one of racing's biggest scandals has lodged an appeal against the severity of his eight-year suspension. Mahmood Al Zarooni was found guilty of administering anabolic steroids to 15 horses in his care.
Sheikh Mohammed has issued a statement saying he was "appalled and angered to learn that one of our stables in Newmarket has violated Godolphin's ethical standards" in the wake of trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni being charged by the BHA after 11 of his horses tested positive for anabolic steroids.
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