- Jockey thought about moving to France due to Dunne
- Frost: ‘I didn’t want to see anyone go through what I did’
Bryony Frost has revealed she considered relocating to France in her first interview since an independent panel of the British Horseracing Authority ruled she had been bullied and harassed by fellow rider Robbie Dunne.
Dunne was last week given an 18-month ban, with three months suspended, after being found in breach of all four counts of conduct prejudicial to horse racing. The majority of the incidents in question took place in 2020, when Dunne – who is yet to confirm whether he will appeal – was found to have threatened Frost by promising to “put her through a wing (of a fence)” and he was also accused of using misogynistic language towards her. And speaking in the Sun on Tuesday, the 26-year-old revealed the extent of the turmoil she has suffered during the past 18 months.
