Stella McCartney and horse abuse?????

[Lexi 123]

I feel like social media is trying to cancel horse riding

 

[Sleighfarer]

The Mail has just gone through Stella's Instagram comments and made a 'story' out of it, a regular habit of theirs. Nice bit of promotion - Stella must be well pleased

It says the horse belongs to Jean Francois Pignon, who appears regularly at Olympia/whatever it's called now. A very deliberate choice to collaborate with him, I would have thought.

 

[cauda equina]

It still seems weird for Stella McC who has always been quite animal rights-y to use a live horse as a prop

 

[Mrs. Jingle]

It still seems weird for Stella McC who has always been quite animal rights-y to use a live horse as a prop

Call me an old cynic but I wouldn't be at all surprised that Ms McC knew exactly what she was doing. I am guessing her latest fashion shoot has garnered far more attention than her previous ones have, even beyond the Daily Fail's readers.

 

[windswoo]

I'm more annoyed about the horses used in a gender reveal "party" in south America, where people thought it was ok to attach pink flares to horses saddles and set them off
At least this is being looked into as animal abuse by the authorities, but not sure what the outcome will be.
I agree with you Mrs Jingle - no such thing as bad publicity!!

 

[smolmaus]

Of course it's horde abuse! Kendal Jenner is basically a Kardashian and who wants to be associated with them!?! Poor horse!

She has her own horses too apparently. Hard to find any info on them as every Google search result is now that same daily mail article recycled ad infinitum.

 

[cauda equina]

Yeah she had her own sheep too
It was years ago but apparently she left them alone to live a 'natural' life and they got inbred and wormy

 

[Mrs. Jingle]

Yeah she had her own sheep too
It was years ago but apparently she left them alone to live a 'natural' life and they got inbred and wormy

Well that would be a viable excuse to give the magistrate when some of the gobshite clotty old farmer's are taken to court for abject cruelty and neglect I would think. 'natural' farming at its best.