To Whip or not to whip! Is this the question? - Article by Barrie Tapp
A no whip rule would place all jockeys on equal terms in their efforts to win races, whilst avoiding suffering to the horses.
A no whip rule would place all jockeys on equal terms in their efforts to win races, whilst avoiding suffering to the horses.
These are photos of horses on a property on Moorooduc Hwy, Mt Eliza, in Victoria, Australia. People have expressed concern at the condition of these horses, which looks dire, and the paddock, where there appears to be no grass at all - only dirt. One horse photographed has gross leg deformities, although this could be a birth defect.
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