Boycotting is how we protect horses

Forcing horses to race has been cleverly marketed as the 'sport of kings' but behind this glossy veneer is a dark and disturbing reality. Since 2007, more than 3,000 horses have been killed not including those whose deaths went unreported, and they are still the only animal who can legally be beaten for entertainment.

If you knew them, you wouldn't bet on their lives.

2026 is the Year of the Horse; it's time to put horses first.

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Image: Missy was rescued from the racing industry and lived her final years in freedom at Springwood Sanctuary. Photographed by Georgina Weston Photography.

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