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Carey to front RAD Board to answer charge of hitting fellow trainer

Brad Waters - Thursday August 24

Mornington trainer Pat Carey will front the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board next week to answer a charge of belting a fellow trainer at trackwork.

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Pat Carey will appear before the RAD Board to answer a misconduct charge next week. Photo: Darryl Sherer

Racing Victoria stewards charged Carey with misconduct or engaging in improper conduct after alleging he struck Trent Pennuto with his right hand after a confrontation on May 15.

Stewards allege Carey grabbed the front of Pennuto's clothing while leading a horse before striking the trainer in the face.

Carey will appear before the RAD Board on Thursday week.

Pennuto appeared before the RAD Board himself on Wednesday where he received a nine-month ban after he was caught stomach tubing a horse at a meeting at Moe in May.

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