Jock Paget's career remains in limbo and the doping saga involving his champion horse continues to hit him in the pocket.
The Kiwi three-day eventer is still waiting for his day in front of the international equestrian federation's (FEI) tribunal, following positive tests for a banned sedative on Clifton Promise after the duo won the four-star Burghley title last September.
After an initial extension was granted, Paget submitted evidence to the FEI in January but is yet to receive a hearing date.
Late April is the earliest it could be, but even then it would be too late for a tilt at defending his Badminton title in England next month or a shot at the preceding Kentucky four star in the US later this month.
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The Kiwi three-day eventer is still waiting for his day in front of the international equestrian federation's (FEI) tribunal, following positive tests for a banned sedative on Clifton Promise after the duo won the four-star Burghley title last September.
After an initial extension was granted, Paget submitted evidence to the FEI in January but is yet to receive a hearing date.
Late April is the earliest it could be, but even then it would be too late for a tilt at defending his Badminton title in England next month or a shot at the preceding Kentucky four star in the US later this month.
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