F/A of Elite

[QUOTE=RhubarbPie;39050270]The horses don't even know what's on the other side of those fences they're forced to jump.

Usually it is the same as the side where they started to jump---grass

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Originally Posted by RhubarbPie

Elsie, those ARE the facts. How many of those horses listed on the Horse Death Watch website first broke a leg and was subsequently destroyed?

It's absolutely barbaric and totally shameful.

We need to stop this horrific excuse to gamble right now.

What will it be next, Elsie? Bring back gladiator fights? You probably think bull fighting is an entirely respectable pastime, as well, don't you?

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My daughter keeps horses , she as lost some in the past to broken limbs, colic etc. none of those were racehorses though.

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Originally Posted by RhubarbPie

Elsie, those ARE the facts. How many of those horses listed on the Horse Death Watch website first broke a leg and was subsequently destroyed?

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I don't know. You posted the link so you tell me.

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Originally Posted by RhubarbPie

It's absolutely barbaric and totally shameful.

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Again, rubbish. It's the only humane option when a horse has a broken leg.

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Originally Posted by RhubarbPie

What will it be next, Elsie? Bring back gladiator fights? You probably think bull fighting is an entirely respectable pastime, as well, don't you?

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Try actually reading what's been written before posting utterly stupid questions like that. I've already said I'm against 'sports' where the aim is to kill or injure an animal.

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Originally Posted by i961pie

Doesn't Richard Fahey and David Barron train at Malton also, I have been there but it was a while ago.

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Just done a quick search and it seems there are 21 trainers based in the Malton area, including a few big yards:

http://www.directoryoftheturf.com/se...rchtown/Malton

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Originally Posted by Elite_Pie

I don't know. You posted the link so you tell me.



Again, rubbish. It's the only humane option when a horse has a broken leg.



Try actually reading what's been written before posting utterly stupid questions like that. I've already said I'm against 'sports' where the aim is to kill or injure an animal.

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He is only on here for a wind up EP, nothing to offer regarding football.

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Originally Posted by Elsie

I've already said I'm against 'sports' where the aim is to kill or injure an animal.

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Oh, but those 'sports' where animals are maimed and killed as a side effect are ok in your book?

Sad.

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Originally Posted by RhubarbPie

Oh, but those 'sports' where animals are maimed and killed as a side effect are ok in your book?

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As long as every effort is made to minimise it and the alternative is worse, then yes.

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Originally Posted by RhubarbPie

Hey!

Check this out, horse racing lovers!

http://www.horsedeathwatch.com/

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Wow - I've always known deaths in racing occur but had no idea of the scale of it. Very sad. I presume the horse racing community are actively working to tackle this? If not, they really should be.

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Originally Posted by deadyoyomagpie

Wow - I've always known deaths in racing occur but had no idea of the scale of it. Very sad. I presume the horse racing community are actively working to tackle this? If not, they really should be.

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Sadly, some on here don't see it as a significant problem,

14 horses maimed and subsequently destroyed this month, alone.

And Elsie is ok with that ...

Sad.