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Bet on or been to a horse or greyhound race?
I haven't, or I may have been dragged into the company Grand National sweepstake but I was never interested in watching it or the outcome. That's not completely true, I always hoped it ended up without any horse fatalities or injuries (typically leading to their slaughter, 'destroyed' ... as it wasn't 'cost effective' to spend any money on making them healthy again), risks to the innocent animals just because people like to treat them like a commodity or money making scheme? ;-( Given the supporters of this cruelty can't actually go to the upcoming 'Cheltenham Festival' but will have to watch it on TV, what difference would it be (to them) if these were 'virtual' horses and races but (for the gamblers) have 'form' like the teams / players in any computer game like Football Manger? And let's face it, 'some people' will gamble on anything [1], irrespective of the outcome or cost to themselves, their families (and in this case, innocent creatures). https://www.animalaid.org.uk/186-rac...illed-in-2019/ http://www.horsedeathwatch.com/#c=3&j=&g=&sd=&ed=&p=1 Cheers, T i m [1] Again, never actively bet / gambled money on anything, 'it's a mugs game'. |
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