Jim Cassidy the king of controversy on eventful day at the track

By Max Presnell
Updated February 3 2014 - 2:18am, first published February 2 2014 - 8:31pm
We need to talk: Nash Rawiller (in blue) heads towards a win on Woodbine ... and a chat with the stewards. Photo: Jenny Evans
We need to talk: Nash Rawiller (in blue) heads towards a win on Woodbine ... and a chat with the stewards. Photo: Jenny Evans

Jim Cassidy led the way on Saturday regarding three controversial rides – two by champions and one by a great. Social media went berserk over Cassidy’s handling of Madam Nash in the Schweppes at Rosehill, particularly as the torrid tempo suited favourite and winner Junoob, also prepared by Chris Waller. Cassidy comes into champion status and his effort on Madam Nash was compared with the recent Glyn Schofield debacle, when the South African was found guilty of going too fast and outed for a month.

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