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Horses Run to Death—Help Stop the Carnage!

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On average, more than three horses die every day on racetracks in the U.S.

A colt is forced to run at breakneck speed in scorching heat, causing his aorta to burst, and collapses dead on a racetrack. A filly’s leg snaps as she sprints, and bone fragments explode from her body. Another horse crashes into the dirt while a jockey whips him relentlessly—before the race, the horse was administered methamphetamine.

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