"I had tofinish what I was doing very quickly because once it was (revealed to be) a Leonardo, it couldn't stay here (in the studio), it wasn't insured to stay here, " Modestini said.
In his interview during Panorama's recent expose of corruption in horse racing, Browne also told the police that 'stopping' horses, or doing your best not to win or finish in the top three, was widespread in the industry.