An apprentice jockey has been charged with careless riding in the race in which Megan Taylor was killed.
On 15 December at Canterbury's Ashburton Raceway, there was a collision between several horses during race two of the meet.
As a result Taylor, a 26-year-old apprentice jockey, fell from her horse. She died of her injuries later on the same day.
Karen Parsons, who trained Red Orchid, the horse Taylor was riding, told RNZ three horses had fallen during the race.
St John Ambulance service said at the time two other people were treated for minor injuries.
The Racing Integrity Board has now charged an apprentice jockey with riding carelessly.
A panel was being assigned to hear the charges.
RNZ
