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Originally Posted by Riot
1. If you are not rich enough as an owner to race horses and not abuse them in an attempt to earn money, you don't need to be in the business.
2. If you think money trumps the lives of horses, you don't need to be in the business.
3. If you want to consciously abuse animals in the name of business, by racing them when they should not be raced, just to make money, you need to not be in the sport.
4. If "It doesn't work well, I've tried" is your excuse, that other people force you to abuse your own animals to make money to pay your bills, then you need not only to not be in the sport, you need a spine transplant.
5. If the above post defining "two fundamental things" is truely how you think of horses and horse racing, you need to not be in the sport.
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No one ever said abuse the horses, but if you are so uninformed as to think more than 40% of the horses who go to the gate don't have something bothering them, you are joking. There is a lot of gray area when it comes to is the horse able to go or not. I would never abuse a hores, but you sometimes have to start one that is a little sore or you'd never enter a horse.