Get on the Bus to Help Protest Horse Racing Cruelty Oct. 25!

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With the very public death of the racing horse Eight Belles and

Barbaro before him, PETA has been demanding immediate changes to the

horse racing industry. PETA is asking the industry to make simple

changes such as placing a ban on whipping and drugs that mask pain,

and not allowing horses to race before three years of age when their

fragile bones are still growing.

 

With the annual Breeders' Cup on the way, we need your help to let

the horse racing industry know that the public demands change by

attending this important and special demonstration.

 

A van will be leaving Oakland on Friday, October 24 at 3 p.m. to head

to Arcadia. Group accommodations will be made in the L.A. area Friday

night. The van will return to Oakland late Saturday night.

 

What: 100 Person Demonstration at the Breeders' Cup Horse Race

When: Saturday, October 25, 9:30 -10:30 a.m.

Where: Santa Anita Park and Racetrack, Huntington and Holly Ave.,

Arcadia

 

If you can attend this demonstration please RSVP to DavidS.

Let us know if you need a spot on the bus and provide a cell phone

number in your response.

 

Let's get a huge turnout for this and speak up for the hundreds of

horses killed by this cruel industry every year!

 

For all animals,

 

David Salisbury, Assistant Activist Liaison

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals

DavidS