Jockey Jamie Mott has had a partial win on appeal with two days being taken off a suspension for not riding his mount out to the finishing line.

Mott appealed the severity of an eight-meeting ban incurred at Sale last week at the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board on Tuesday.

He was suspended after finishing fourth aboard Call It A Day in a benchmark 64 class race.

Mott pleaded guilty to the charge of not riding Call It A Day out over the final one-and-a-half strides of the 1000m race.

The RAD Board reduced the suspension to six meetings and Mott can resume riding on Saturday.

Article from JustHorseRacing.com.au