Jockey Glyn Schofield, media personality Richard Callander and Chris Waller's racing manager Liam Prior have all been charged over the sale of Lil Caesar to Hong Kong.
Racing NSW stewards issued the charges on Friday after the trio attended an inquiry earlier this week.
Schofield is charged under Australian Rule of Racing 85C with having been involved in the negotiating of the sale of the racehorse Lil Caesar to Hong Kong interests.
As a licensed jockey, Schofield is not permitted to be involved in the buying, selling, trading or leasing of thoroughbred bloodstock.
Both Callander and Prior have been charged under AR175(a) with dishonest and/or fraudulent actions in connection with the disbursement of $60,000 of the sale proceeds of $200,000 from the sale.
The inquiry heard on Monday that Prior had allegedly received $24,000 from the sale, Schofield $10,000 as well as another $10,000 in commission from Hong Kong trainer Danny Shum and Callander, who had a 5 per cent share in the horse, over $30,000.
Callander had transferred $129,405.20 from the $200,000 sale to the Waller racing account to be paid to the other owners in the horse.
Earlier this month Schofield was charged by Racing Victoria stewards over the sale of the Brent Stanley-trained Equita to Hong Kong.
It has been alleged that Schofield received $290,000 from the buyer, retaining $20,000 with Stanley collecting $70,000 while the other owners were advised the horse had been sold for $200,000.
The hearing of the charges is set down for March 10.
