Levi Williams, a 27-year-old jockey, was sentenced to three years in prison for the manslaughter of Richard Wingrove, 71, who died after being punched during a pub brawl in Newmarket, Suffolk. The incident took place on March 8, 2025, when both Wingrove and his son were ejected from the Waggon and Horses pub for disorderly behavior. Following a physical altercation involving the Wingroves and pub staff, Williams struck Richard Wingrove, causing him to fall and sustain fatal injuries. Prosecutor Jane Oldfield revealed that Williams was intoxicated and had tested positive for cocaine at the time of his arrest. Judge Sean Enright criticized Williams for failing to walk away from the confrontation, stating that the last punch he threw could not be justified as self-defense. The judge emphasized the need for a custodial sentence due to the circumstances of the case. Richard Wingrove's family expressed their heartbreak over his death, noting the impact on their lives, particularly as he was looking forward to becoming a great-grandfather.