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06-09-2008, 10:59 AM
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Belmont- The graveyard of champions
Posted By: leon
I am with you. I hope the steroids thing gets looked at very hard. The horse's bodies being too big for their ankles to support their weight seems like a probable bad issue and a good candidate for the broken leg syndrome. As for the whipping I too wonder how much it hurts them? I am a MAJOR animal lover so I hope no one takes this the wrong way....but I think their skin is probably pretty darn thick and maybe the "whipping" is more like a pat on the wrist? I have gotten into major issues taking up for animals in the past, as I go way overboard in most instances, so I hope no one thinks I am not one that doesn't care about animals. I love them almost more than humans.....As for being ridden by midgets I couldn't say anything on that issue....but I would guess that would be the least of any problems.... 
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