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RE: A public holiday for cruelty, congrats Australia.
Eldest and I were discussing this yesterday when he commented that horses looked so fragile. We got into a nice discussion of the fragile looking ones being a stupid shape (big chests with scrawny legs) and being easy to break whereas normal/wild horses seem to be ponies (and a much more practical shape with their stocky bodies and necks and thicker legs).
My inlaws have known horse people (don't know if they owned racehorses, I think one of their friends does/did showjumping and related) who were obsessed about the safety and comfort of their horses and would sometimes even sleep with them.
Yea I definitely know people who love their horses, my boss's wife is also obsessed with them, I dont necessarily think racing is cruel in and of itself, but just like the meat industry its the process's to get there that are really cruel and need to change