Jockey Pleads Not Guilty in Race-Fixing Case
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Florida jockey Ricardo Alfredo Valdes has pleaded not guilty to race-fixing charges in U.S. District Court in Detroit.
Federal officials say Valdes and two Michigan men fixed Thoroughbred races in Florida, Delaware, and Michigan. The Detroit-area men also face charges in an alleged point-shaving scheme involving the University of Toledo.
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