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Im a vegetarian, do a lot of work with abandoned animals and I'll be honest Im no fan of the National but I love the sport of Horse Racing.
Through some of my beliefs I come across the more extreme animal right groups and then the animal "lovers" who make a lot of noise (they usually eat meat and wouldnt even dare go into a field where a dying animal is ) they are good at getting their opinion out there!
I have contact with a number of organizations and Horse Racing in the UK would really want to start fighting back because the momentum behind groups like Animal Aid is gathering serious strength.
Big Mac seems to be the voice of Racing in these debates if anything that lad is doing damage.
Time to wake up and smell the coffee or you will be all watching cartoon racing on Portman Park in the future :-/
Through some of my beliefs I come across the more extreme animal right groups and then the animal "lovers" who make a lot of noise (they usually eat meat and wouldnt even dare go into a field where a dying animal is ) they are good at getting their opinion out there!
I have contact with a number of organizations and Horse Racing in the UK would really want to start fighting back because the momentum behind groups like Animal Aid is gathering serious strength.
Big Mac seems to be the voice of Racing in these debates if anything that lad is doing damage.
Time to wake up and smell the coffee or you will be all watching cartoon racing on Portman Park in the future :-/
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well done for being a vegetarian jmc27
To be honest, one cannot engage in any sort of sensible conversation with groups like Animal Aid.. they are fanatics best thing is ignore them imo, the RSPCA are more of a threat but I was glad to see the BHA defending the National this year |
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I would be far from surprised if the increasingly publicity starved McCririck and his equally calculating Mrs came out against the National fences, if they thought that would get them a little longer in the media spotlight...
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They should concentrate on animal cruelty instead of horses that live in luxury.
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Interesting reading on Duedil
they (Animal Abuse Injustice & Defence Society) paid £-3,184 in tax and had £1,193,979 in cash reserves. According to their last financial report, the business made a gross profit of £1,394,448. Their book value is £1,586,692, and the value of their shareholders' fund is £1,586,692. SALARIES AND DIVIDENDS % CHANGE PREVIOUS YEAR (2010) Wages Salaries 495,490 GBP 9.69% 451,698 GBP Director Emoluments — — Shareholder Funds 1,586,692 GBP 23.87% |
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Nice work if you can get it.
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The BHA needs to publicise the number of healthy animals exterminated by the RSPCA every year.
They would rather waste money on political campaigning that caring for animals. Their head man is a loony ex Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate which speaks volumes about the arrogant ****. Animal Aid nutters exist to be ridiculed. |
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There's a phone number on their website...
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No-one should support the RSPCA.Absolute shambles of a gravy train...
I too am a vegetarian and do a lot of work with abandoned ani....STOP ME.... Too many minorities getting too much of a say in what goes on in this Country.What percentage of people are vegetarians 1% maybe 2%... There are far more robbers rapists and peodophiles as a percentage of the population but do we listen to them... No we do not and rightly so.... |