Gai Waterhouse keen to find out who is leaking info to Eddie Hayson Brothel owner and big punter Eddie Hayson leaves the inquiry at Racing NSW headquarters. THE big talking point at Randwick trackwork this morning is sure to be which Gai Waterhouse employee is leaking information to brothel owner and big punter Eddie Hayson. Mr Hayson yesterday confirmed one of his two sources who had said there were problems with More Joyous was on Waterhouse's payroll. Andrew Johns had told Mr Hayson that Tom Waterhouse didn't "fancy" More Joyous on the Friday night before her flop. But it was only after Mr Hayson's two other sources told him the horse was not well that he was convinced not to have a bet in the Group 1 All Aged Stakes (1400m). Mr Hayson scribbled down his two sources on a piece of paper and slid it across the table to chief steward Ray Murrihy. Waterhouse did not look down and kept staring straight ahead. Later in the inquiry, her legal team requested access to those two names. "We will give consideration to that," Murrihy said. Mr Hayson said: "One of those sources is a friend of mine, and I don't know if he knows anybody in the stable. He certainly has good sources because he told me the horse was sick. When asked if his second source had any involvement with the Waterhouse stable, he said: "There's a connection." In 2006 during a separate racing inquiry, it emerged Mr Hayson had been in contact with a Waterhouse employee, Pat Sexton. Mr Sexton was promptly shown the door not long afterwards. "I heard from two other sources that vets had been with the horse all week, and that it was having problems," Mr Hayson said. What came from Andrew Johns was very, very negative. I made up my mind on the Friday I was going to back the horse. It was the only bet I was going to have on the Saturday. When it gets down to it . . . everybody knew the horse couldn't win except poor Singo.