Horse Racing

After being forced to race at the Royal Ascot, Star Safari sustained a fractured and dislocated fetlock and has been killed.

The total number of horses who have died as a result of the Grand National Festival since 2010 has now risen to 32.

No one would be raising a glass if cats were the ones being whipped and forced to jump dangerous obstacles. Horses deserve no less sympathy.

The Cheltenham Festival is back for 2022, which means only one thing: more horse deaths.

After hearing from PETA, Ryanair, Close Brothers Group, and Pertemps have all cut ties with the Grand National disgrace, pulling their sponsorship.

After hearing from PETA and 31,000 of our supporters, clothes brand Chi Chi London has withdrawn its support for the 2022 Grand National, a dangerous and often deadly race.

The international governing body of the modern pentathlon has voted to remove horse riding from the modern pentathlon and replace the cruel event.

PETA Australia has filed criminal charges over the whipping of horses at Tasmanian racecourses, which it alleges violates the state’s animal welfare laws.

A new investigation has exposed the cruel horse racing industry, showing that unwanted horses end up being dumped at UK slaughterhouses.

Twenty-nine horses have died as a result of racing at the Grand National meeting since 2010.