Looks like Mitch Beadman has to shape up or ship out from the racing world...His promising riding career hangs in the balance. He's to front the licensing committee later this month. Mitch, son of the saintly Darren Beadman, was 'interviewed' by stewards at their Sydney headquarters yesterday after failing to fulfil his riding engagements at Randwick at the weekend. They also asked him about his bustup with trainer Chris Waller. It's all very messy. Waller is the fourth master after John Hawkes
Looks like Mitch Beadman has to shape up or ship out from the racing world...His promising riding career hangs in the balance. He's to front the licensing committee later this month. Mitch, son of the saintly Darren Beadman, was 'interviewed' by stewards at their Sydney headquarters yesterday after failing to fulfil his riding engagements at Randwick at the weekend. They also asked him about his bustup with trainer Chris Waller. It's all very messy. Waller is the fourth master after John Hawkes, John O'Shea and Kevin Moses to end an association with Mitch.
It's the geographic cure for Mitch now...He says: 'I am going away for a month to sort out where I want to be...Right now I am focused on being a jockey, that is what I want to do, but first I just want to take some time away to clear my mind and make sure I am 100 per cent focused. I have had some issues but I am prepared to get help and sort myself out.' Just what those issues are hasn't been made public. Perhaps it's just too tough being the son of a legendary father in the same business?