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SCMP Reporter

A ROYAL Hong Kong Jockey Club stable supervisor has denied accepting $300,000 to help a riding boy become an assistant trainer.

  Wong Woon-kay, 41, is on trial before Sha Tin Magistrate Michael Jenkins.

  Prosecutor Bernard Ryan said when an assistant trainer's job came up in February 1992, Wong approached Hung Wai-tak.

   Wong allegedly asked for the bribe, which he said went to another person, and indicated it would be repaid if Hung was unsuccessful. In March, Hung transferred $300,000 into a bank account nominated by Wong.

   Hung will continue giving evidence under immunity.



Boss denies bribe claim