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HISA accepts Marshall Gramm’s provisional racing suspension amid allegations

Enforcement & compliance

The Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority said Marshall Gramm accepted a provisional suspension effective 23 August while contesting allegations that he accessed confidential horse-health records. Gramm acknowledged accessing the data but disputed HISA’s account; the agreement is not an admission of a rule breach and leaves open the possibility of clearance.

The case may affect horse-racing ownership and wagering while HISA pursues alleged proceeds and the investigation continues.

Earlier fines and penalties by HISA

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
Not namedNot statedMarshall Gramm agrees temporary suspension while HISA cases proceedNot stated
Ten Strike RacingNot statedHISA charges Marshall Gramm with fraud over access to racing dataNot stated

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French police investigate reported Polymarket bets on Ballon d’Or

French police are reportedly investigating suspicious bets on Polymarket linked to the latest Ballon d’Or. Twelve accounts allegedly staked over 264m euro on the order of the first five finishers, with a reported profit of almost 200m dollars. France Football contacted police after receiving a warning before the final rankings were announced.

French police are reportedly investigating suspicious bets on Polymarket linked to the latest Ballon d’Or, placed from twelve accounts. The accounts were allegedly created by the same person between 1 and 20 October, just three days after the jury closed voting.

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