A racegoer was removed from Hamilton Park following a post-race alternation with Group 1-winning jockey Cieren Fallon.
Fallon was out of luck from six rides on Friday evening's card at the Scottish venue and the incident occurred following race three in which he finished a close third of three on the William Haggas-trained, Wathnan Racing-owned Flagbearer at odds of 9/2.
Hamilton Park said in a statement released on Monday: "Following the 5.40pm race at Hamilton Park on Friday, an incident occurred involving jockey Cieren Fallon and a racegoer. Following reports of unacceptable conduct, the individual involved was ejected from the racecourse by our security team."
It added: "Hamilton Park racecourse operates a zero-tolerance policy towards abusive, threatening or antisocial behaviour.
"We expect everyone attending the racecourse to be treated with respect, whether they are a racegoer, member of staff, official or racing participant. Abuse directed towards any individual on site is unacceptable and will not be tolerated.
"The safety and wellbeing of our staff, participants, racegoers and the wider racing community remains our priority. Everyone attending Hamilton Park should be able to enjoy their day in a safe, welcoming and respectful environment, and we remain committed to ensuring those standards are upheld at all times."
Fallon, son of former champion jockey Kieren Fallon, finished second in Saturday's Group 1 Sky Bet City Of York Stakes on the Haggas-trained Lake Forest, represented the same stable at Naas on Sunday and was back in action with one ride at Brighton on Monday.
The BHA stated the were aware of reports but do not comment on "specifics relating to any investigations or potential investigations."
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