Harry Skelton

With equine social license coming onto the public's radar more each day don't you think it looks unprofessional and will set them against all forms of equine sport?


No I don't. I believe the majority of the un horse educated public will see that as a joyous celebration and an example of sublime trust between horse and rider. To the uneducated eye (and to an extent to an educated eye) the horse has been "set free" to run as nature intended. The public aren't interested in whether the riding looks "professional" only that it is clear that the horse is not being abused.
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No I don't. I believe the majority of the un horse educated public will see that as a joyous celebration and an example of sublime trust between horse and rider. To the uneducated eye (and to an extent to an educated eye) the horse has been "set free" to run as nature intended. The public aren't interested in whether the riding looks "professional" only that it is clear that the horse is not being abused.
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I think the racing public only care if they won their bet.
 
I don't know about that, I think quite a lot of the general public are indifferent to racing but it wouldn't take much to swing them against it completely, or you get the punters who only care about winning their bet.
 
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