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Trainer Biancone suspended for horse medication violations

Trainer Patrick Biancone talks with reporters in the stable area of Churchill Downs in this April 26, 2004 file photo, in Louisville, Ky. Biancone was suspended for one year Friday by Kentucky racing officials for violations of horse medication rules. The suspension is effective Oct. 15.

Trainer Patrick Biancone was suspended for one year Friday by Kentucky racing officials for violations of horse medication rules, but he vowed to appeal. The suspension for Biancone, one of the nation’s top trainers, takes effect Oct. 15, and likely means he won’t be allowed to train horses anywhere in the United States because state racing regulators generally recognize actions from another state.

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