Suspension puts 'flat' jockey Nash Rawiller out of Magic Millions Nash Rawiller. Premier jockey Nash Rawiller admitted to hitting "a flat spot" following the spring carnival as he earned his second careless-riding suspension in as many days at Rosehill on Saturday. Rawiller and Hugh Bowman were in trouble with stewards for the second consecutive day. Rawiller was given a 12-meeting total ban and will miss Magic Millions day as a result, but he says he needs a break. "I'm just going to throw myself at your mercy," Rawiller told stewards. I haven't been happy with the way I've been riding in the past few weeks. I've hit a bit of a flat spot and when you're not in the right frame of mind you tend to do those things. Rawiller was charged with careless riding on Francesco when he allowed his mount to shift onto Quietly Brilliant, which then caused severe interference to Cyclone. Jockey Blake Shinn's protest against Rawiller was upheld, meaning Cyclone was promoted to second over Francesco. Chief steward Ray Murrihy indicated Rawiller's record of six suspensions in the past year was not a good one. "A rider of your standing shouldn't be in that much trouble," Murrihy said. Use this to freshen up a bit and we expect you to come back strongly. Stewards indicated Rawiller's original ban would have been eight meetings but took into account contributing interference in the Francesco incident and the fact he will miss Magic Millions day. He can resume riding again on January 18. Bowman received his second suspension in two days when he caused interference on Two Blue in the straight. He had been given three meetings on Friday and stewards gave him four for his careless riding on Saturday. Bowman started his suspension on Saturday and will miss the next two Saturday meetings in Sydney and will be able to ride on January 5, making him available for Gosford Cup day.