Gai Waterhouse will front stewards to answer charges relating to the keeping of treatment records for More Joyous, the mare at the centre of a recent scandal.
Inquiries into the passing of information about More Joyous’ fitness between well connected people began after a public argument between Ms Waterhouse and owner John Singleton.
Ms Waterhouse will on Monday answer charges of not keeping proper treatment records and not informing stewards of any condition that might affect the horse’s performance.
She has pleaded not guilty to both.
During the course of the inquiry it was revealed More Joyous had received her regular dose of joint medication and an antibiotic on the eve of the race.
Ms Waterhouse said there was “no issue” despite not fulfilling her obligation to inform Racing NSW stewards of any issue that may impact the performance of More Joyous.
