Waterhouse charged over substitute horses

Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott have been charged by Racing NSW
Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott have been charged by Racing NSW

Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott have been granted an adjournment to seek legal advice after being charged for substituting three horses in a televised track gallop during last week’s Breakfast With the Stars promotion at Randwick.

The training partnership is accused of breaching the rule regarding conduct prejudicial to the image and or/interests of racing’ with the pair acknowledging galloping Stampede, Fabrizio and Sort After in place of Serena Bay, Debonairly and English last Tuesday.

Waterhouse and Bott would not enter a plea during a hearing on Tuesday with the legendary trainer saying the charge was “totally unnecessary and unfair”.

SYDNEY, April 11 AAP

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