By Caryl Williamson

SYDNEY, Aug 28 AAP - Premier Sydney jockey Nash Rawiller will miss some plum spring rides after being outed for causing interference in Saturday's Group One Golden Rose.

Rawiller finished second on Squamosa but his efforts to get to the front in the early part of the race caused interference to four horses as he came across approaching the first turn.

"I concede it doesn't look good, it was a terrible error in judgment," Rawiller said.

The jockey was outed for nine meetings which takes in the Theo Marks Stakes and Gloaming Stakes fixtures.

But Rawiller is free to ride Theseo in next Saturday's Chelmsford Stakes with the ban to start after that meeting.

Crystal Lily, Gybe, Run For Levi and Chance Bye copped the worst of the incident.

Chance Bye was pushed sideways and cut through a protective boot she had recently begun to wear to negate the effects of her habit of striking herself while galloping.

The race was won by Toorak Toff who gathered in Squamosa inside the final 100 metres.