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In the past, I’ve called for horse racing to be suspended at Santa Anita until it could ensure the safety of horses would be protected. With continued racetrack deaths, it’s clear that not enough has changed, so I renew that call.
I will work with Governor Newsom to look at all options to protect racehorses and increase transparency at racetracks. If the horse racing industry is unwilling to treat these magnificent creatures humanely, it has no business operating in the United States.pic.twitter.com/39tSGre4A7
Lots of people cool with horses dying in here
You shouldn’t comment when you’ve never spent a day in your life on the backside of a racetrack. We give up our lives to love and care for the magnificent horses. It hurts us more than anybody when one is lost.
With the increased reforms at Santa Anita and across the nation, the 77,000 humans who would be directly impacted by a ban, the countless homeless horses, and the enormous impact on the California economy, the horse racing industry has the horse’s best interest at heart. Always.
If you ban horse racing in California you ban the ability to give California racing a chance to turn around and make revolutionary changes for the industry across the United States. Shame on you.
I stand by this 100 %.
Stop the doping.
You know what’s unacceptable, nearly 3 years later and the public doesn’t have a clue what turned your face ashen in the SCIF
I should not be laughing
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