Horse Racing

sixty-six horses have died as a result of racing at the Grand National since 2000, and countless others have been injured.

As many as 78 horses have died at the Cheltenham Festival since 2000 – help stop this death toll from rising.

When horses are forced to race over this deliberately hazardous course at a breakneck pace, they often sustain horrific injuries.

Here are five reasons to give the grim Gloucestershire gambling event – the Cheltenham Festival – a miss.

JRL Group has pulled its sponsorship of the cruel Cheltenham Festival following pressure from PETA.

Whatever the results of the Grand National, there’s one thing that’s a safe bet – horses will suffer and likely die.

Vicious whipping and bleeding horses – organisers must address Olympics horse abuse by banning all events that use animals.

Elaborate hats and fancy dresses can’t distract from the cruelty on the track at Royal Ascot.

Sixty-five horses have now died at the Grand National since 2000 – all for a quick bet and entertainment.

As many as 76 have died at Cheltenham since 2000 – help stop this death toll from rising further.