Horse Racing

A PETA US investigation reveals horses are mutilated for Budweiser Super Bowl adverts, parades, and more.

Horse racing is a shameful and deadly spectacle, as Royal Ascot has demonstrated once again this week.

The Grand National has lost one of its sponsors, Marsh, after four horses died in the 2023 event and over 70,000 PETA supporters sent messages.

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

36 horses have now died at the Grand National Festival since 2010.

The death toll for the Cheltenham Festival continues to rise as yet another horse has died at this year’s event.

After being forced to race at the Royal Ascot, Star Safari sustained a fractured and dislocated fetlock and has been killed.

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

The total number of horses who have died as a result of the Grand National Festival since 2010 has now risen to 32.

No one would be raising a glass if cats were the ones being whipped and forced to jump dangerous obstacles. Horses deserve no less sympathy.