Jockey Kielan Woods says he has “nobody guilty however myself” after receiving one other ban for breaching whip guidelines.

Woods was banned for 45 days at a British Horseracing Authority listening to on Friday after it was discovered he had damaged the foundations for a fourth time in a six-month interval.

9 days of his ban have been deferred for six months, as was the case when he was suspended for 42 days in June.

It means Woods will probably be sidelined for 36 days from 20 January-24 February.

“By the point I attain the tip of this suspension I will have missed round a 3rd of the final 12 months by means of suspension and I’ve obtained nobody guilty however myself,” stated

“I am going spend this time without work attending to the underside of why I appear to have a psychological block in relation to this problem and ensuring regardless of the problem is, I get it mounted.”

The BHA launched new whip guidelines in February, lowering the utmost variety of strikes allowed to seven over jumps and 6 on the flat.