April 15th 2023.
The Grand National, the world’s most prestigious and famous steeplechase, was due to start at 17.15 but was delayed due to animal rights protesters.
(Image Source: https://metro.co.uk) One protester attempted to glue themselves to the second fence, leading to the horses being sent back to the pre-parade ring and an indefinite delay.
(Image Source: https://metro.co.uk) Several arrests were made earlier on Saturday. Former champions jockey Tony McCoy and Peter Scudamore expressed their disappointment and frustration at the actions of the protesters, with McCoy describing them as 'attention seekers'. He also noted that they have 'no real understanding of the horses and how well they get looked after'. Despite the disruption, the positive outcome is that the rights of the animals are being defended and the situation is being handled responsibly.
Despite plans to start the Grand National at 17.15, the world’s most prestigious and famous steeplechase faced a delay due to animal rights protesters.
(Image Source: https://metro.co.uk) The horses were sent back to the pre-parade ring, with the race facing an indefinite delay. Outrage at the protesters was expressed by champions jockey Tony McCoy, who described them as attention seekers with no real understanding of horses and how well they get looked after.
(Image Source: https://metro.co.uk) One protester even attempted to glue themselves to the second fence, and several arrests were made earlier on Saturday. Peter Scudamore echoed the sentiments of McCoy, stating his sorrow for the horses. However, despite the disruption, the positive outcome of the incident is that the care for horses is being brought to the forefront, highlighting their importance and the need for their well-being.
(Image Source: https://metro.co.uk)
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