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Fox League

The Raiders hadn't been to the NRL judiciary in five years and after Corey
Horsburgh lost his appeal on Tuesday night
, the club's shattered chief executive Don Furner said it will likely be another five before they return.

On the drive up the Hume Highway, Canberra officials were confident Horsburgh would be cleared of a shoulder charge.

Then after veteran defence counsel Nick Ghabar finished his compelling closing argument, Furner was even more confident.

But the judiciary panel of Sean Hampstead and Bob Lindner took just 25 minutes to find Horsburgh guilty with a unanimous verdict - leaving those in attendance stunned.

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The Daily Telegraph

Fiery Canberra forward Corey Horsburgh won't play again this year unless the Raiders make the grand final after he was slapped with a four-game ban for a shoulder charge on Corey Jensen that's the latest blow for the Raiders ahead of their must-win match against the Sharks.

The judiciary panel of Sean Hampstead and Bob Lindner listened to a 40-minute hearing and took just 25 minutes to find Horsburgh guilty with a unanimous verdict.

Horsburgh could have accepted a three-game ban but...

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LeagueNews.co

In a recent NRL Judiciary session, Corey Horsburgh, a player for the Canberra Raiders, was found guilty of a grade one shoulder charge.

According to the report on raiders.com.au, this is considered Horsburgh's third and subsequent offence, resulting in a four-match suspension.

Horsburgh is set to appear at the NRL judiciary on Tuesday night to contest the grade-one Shoulder Charge.

If Horsburgh successfully overturns the charge, he will be eligible to play in the Raiders' round 27 match against the Sharks.

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