Jockey Paco López and his representative Corey Moran have ended their working relationship due to irreconcilable differences. This split comes after López was suspended for hitting his mount with a crop, leading him to apologize and take time away from racing to seek counseling. Despite the suspension, López has returned to competition and has been winning races at Parx and Laurel Park.

López, an Eclipse Award winner and successful jockey, has faced scrutiny after his suspension for hitting his mount. He has apologized for his actions and expressed a desire to work on himself. Despite being prevented from riding in Jamaica due to his U.S. suspension, López has returned to racing and has been named on multiple entries at various tracks.

The split between López and Moran comes as López continues to compete and win races. Despite the controversy surrounding his suspension, López has returned to the sport and is actively riding in races at Parx, Gulfstream Park, and Aqueduct. His success as a jockey, including winning the Breeders’ Cup Sprint in 2018, has continued despite the recent challenges he has faced.