TOM Noble, the Queensland greyhound trainer at the centre of the live-baiting saga, will fight the charges of alleged animal cruelty he is up against.
A taskforce established to investigate live-baiting within the QLD greyhound industry has slapped the 68-year-old with seven counts of serious animal cruelty charges.
Noble’s lawyer, Daniel Hannay, said his client intended to fight the allegations made against him following on from the Four Corners program which used secret surveillance cameras set up around Noble’s private Karrabin-based trial track to expose the alleged use of live animals tied on the lure to teach greyhounds to chase.
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