Following a recent vacation in Bali, jockey Dean Yendall’s return to the racing scene has hit a roadblock as he faces another period of inactivity. Yendall has been found guilty of careless riding during the Caulfield race on Saturday, resulting in a 10-meeting suspension imposed by Racing Victoria stewards. The suspension is scheduled to commence on Monday and will last until July 21.
Yendall pleaded guilty to the charges of causing interference to Sir Juggernaut and Makula while riding his third-race winner, Torranzino, around the 400-meter mark of the Neds Punters Toolbox Handicap, a 2000-meter race.
Despite his recent successful comeback, which saw him secure four victories at the Warrackneabeal meeting on July 1, Yendall now faces a challenging task in his pursuit of another 100-win season. With only 10 days remaining in the season, he must find five winners to reach the milestone of 100 Victorian victories by the season’s end.
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