Noel Callow's joy at his Group One success at Rosehill on Montoya's Secret has been tempered by a hefty ban for reckless and careless riding and a $15,000 fine.

Although he pleaded guilty to careless riding in the final 50m of Saturday's Vinery Stud Stakes, Callow was vehement in his denial of reckless riding for the same incident.

Foxplay, ridden by Hugh Bowman, was checked when Callow shifted out and stewards said he should have looked to his outside.

"Wouldn't it be reasonable for a jockey to look to the outside when shifting out several horses?" chief steward Marc van Gestel asked Callow.

The jockey replied he did not know Bowman was there and the filly had shifted quickly.

"I 100 per cent agree it was careless," Callow said.

"But I didn't know Hugh was there.

"I don't believe it was reckless. My filly veered out quickly."

Van Gestel and his panel disagreed and outed Callow from March 29 to April 29.

His bans are to be served concurrently. His two $15,000 fines are also concurrent.

"We are not going to tolerate riders riding recklessly over this carnival," van Gestel said.

Callow said he would appeal.

Fellow Melbourne jockey Regan Bayliss, who finished third in the Vinery on Harlow Gold, will be out for most of April after copping a ban for shifting in at the 200m, causing Lubiton to check Smart As You Think, with that filly's rider, Corey Brown, almost falling.

Bayliss will ride at Randwick on Saturday April 1 and can return on April 30.

He was fined $2000.

Brenton Avdulla's ride on Moqueen in the Vinery has cost him the chance to repeat his VRC Oaks win on Lasqueti Spirit in the Australian Oaks on April 8.

Avdulla was outed for five meetings, starting after next Saturday.