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PI feel embarrassed that I used to watch the national. A horse half-falling should be pulled up. They should not be allowed to carry on...
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PRide all you like, compete all you like, I just don't think there should be prize money - and if sports die as a result, then it was...
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PI was watching the racing this afternoon and saw this race. The horse landed oddly and moved off differently to how it had been moving...
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PComparing it to other sports that have their own respective ill's is a waste of time, two wrongs do not make a right, neither does a...
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PThis! The leap from describing condemning whipping a seriously injured horse to the line after he went down with his back end as...
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POr respect the huge privilege it is to do so and stop treating them like dispensable machines. Either works.
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PLet’s just digest this nugget from the BHA. "After reviewing the footage, The Director of Equine, Safety, and Welfare explained that...
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PYep the picture FO has posted is the one I was referring to. How can you guarantee even if he feels fine, there's not something going on...
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PI'm sorry. I should have fact checked what I wrote before posting but my point stands; incidentally, though, there is this photo. Why...
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Ppalo1 reacted to poiuytrewq's post in the thread A needle phobic horse, how to manage ‘the end’ with
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100% agree with this. I’ve done both and I have to honestly say I prefer the speed and lack of clinicalness with shooting. No preparing... -
Ppalo1 reacted to AmyMay Again's post in the thread A needle phobic horse, how to manage ‘the end’ with Like.
Precisely.
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Ppalo1 reacted to ester's post in the thread A needle phobic horse, how to manage ‘the end’ with Like.
I think it’s more the practicalities of maintaining one tbh
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Ppalo1 replied to the thread A needle phobic horse, how to manage ‘the end’.My experience is that with shooting there can be some blood and other matter. Local fallen stock and hunt have immediately put...
