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G1 winning jockey suspended for failing breath test

Group One-winning jockey Jordan Childs will spend a month on the sidelines after failing a breathalyser test at the Bendigo races.

All jockeys riding at the meeting on Sunday were tested with Childs stood down when his reading was above the allowable .02.

A second test confirmed the high reading and Childs, who won the Blue Diamond Stakes on Written By in February, was later suspended for one month.

The 22-year-old took full responsibility and posted an apology on Twitter.

β€œToday at Bendigo I returned an alcohol above the illegal limit,” Childs said..

β€œI have been suspended for 1 month. It was a clear mistake on my behalf. No excuses. No appeal. Safety is paramount. It’s up to me to work hard and earn back respect.”

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