Animal welfare advocates are calling for an end to horse racing, with the Greens labelling the Melbourne Cup a 'carnival of cruelty'.
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Maroc - citizen.co.za - A La Une - 03/Sep 05:35
Racing strives to protect its ‘social licence’
Conference delegates focus sharply on horse welfare issues.
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