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**CuseFan10** · 05-23-2008, 10:02 AM

I'm relatively new to follow horse racing and still earning "the game", and definitely had no information on things like that. Maybe birdsfan can shed a little light on the subject, but that is sickening and disturbing. I was flipping through and saw there was a story on horse racing coming up, but I never flipped back to see it.

Sickening.

**birdsfan5** · 05-23-2008, 11:42 AM

Horse slaughter is now illegal in the US, It was one of the big things the Jackson's tried to stop after Barbaro got hurt. They got the law passed to stop horse slaughter in the us, but the problem is now people are shipping them to Mexico and Canada. Right now many groups are trying to get a law passed to stop the export of horses for slaughter. IMO it is one of the sickest things and I would like to meet the people that do so I can kick the **** out of them.

**dananderson32** · 05-23-2008, 01:02 PM

Originally posted by birdsfan5

Horse slaughter is now illegal in the US, It was one of the big things the Jackson's tried to stop after Barbaro got hurt. They got the law passed to stop horse slaughter in the us, but the problem is now people are shipping them to Mexico and Canada. Right now many groups are trying to get a law passed to stop the export of horses for slaughter. IMO it is one of the sickest things and I would like to meet the people that do so I can kick the **** out of them.

yeah they said that a bill was making its way through congress on real time they said that, id assume it would get passed, but how someone could stand there with a gun 10ft away and shoot a horse right in the head has no heart and it made me :puke: :puke:

**bookiekilla** · 05-28-2008, 11:12 AM

was going to say pretty much was birdsfan said...horses being exported and being slaughtered elsewhere is a pretty big problem right now...and i agree..it's sickening..

**homedawg** · 05-28-2008, 05:05 PM

My dogs don't mind it at all. :beer2:

Those horses get well taken care of, and it cost a ****load of money too! If they cant perform, then they are a burden$$$$.
Send them to alpo! :thumbs:

**bookiekilla** · 06-02-2008, 02:18 PM

Originally posted by homedawg

Those horses get well taken care of, and it cost a ****load of money too! If they cant perform, then they are a burden$$$$.
Send them to alpo! :thumbs:

so shouldn't the ppl that slaughtering these horses should be in Leavenworth with Vick? or are dogs a little more important than horses:dunno: :eeek:

**homedawg** · 06-02-2008, 03:52 PM

Originally posted by bookiekilla

so shouldn't the ppl that slaughtering these horses should be in Leavenworth with Vick? or are dogs a little more important than horses:dunno: :eeek:

what the hell does Vicks abuse to dogs have to do with horse slaughter? :conf:

Humans eat horse meat, do they eat dogs? :beer2:

**bookiekilla** · 06-03-2008, 12:20 PM

Originally posted by homedawg

what the hell does Vicks abuse to dogs have to do with horse slaughter? :conf:

umm..they're both sickening and illegal....

Originally posted by homedawg

Humans eat horse meat, do they eat dogs? :beer2:

what does eating horse meat or dog meat have to do with this argument:conf:
and where do you get horse meat?? don't think i know anyone that's ever eaten horsemeat, but I might not have been hanging with the right ppl...i guess there are ppl in all parts of the world that eat all kinds of animals....

btw...this was just meant to be a light hearted comparison....hopefully its turn into a heated debate like we had during the whole Vick debacle:beer2:

**homedawg** · 06-03-2008, 01:48 PM

Slaughter- Kill for food. :thumbs:

French, Italians, Swiss, Japanese and Quebecois in Canada are horse meat aficionados and most of the 65,000 horses slaughtered in the country were shipped to Europe, Japan and to the province of Quebec.

The French appetite for horse meat dates from the Battle of Eylau in 1807, when the surgeon-in-chief of Napoleon�s Army, Baron Dominique-Jean Larry, advised the starving troops to eat the flesh of dead battlefield horses. The cavalry used breastplates as cooking pans. They also used whatever spices they could get their hands on. It continues today!

Horsemeat is lean, protein-rich, finely textured, bright red, firm, and more so horses are immune to BSE (Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy). Tough meat cuts must be cooked long enough to tenderise connective tissue (collagen), or marinated before cooking to ensure both flavour and tenderness.

English will not consume horsemeat. To them, horses are companions, not food, the way most of us think of dogs!

Yet Chinese and Korean eat dog meat and consider it a delicacy. One man�s protein is another man�s pet!

Today horsemeat at least in Quebec, particularly in Montreal is very popular. Butchers specializing in horsemeat are busier than ever due to the BSE fears spreading rapidly.

Horse butchers in Montreal sell minced meat, steaks, sausages, and brochettes. All claim horsemeat to be superior quality from a sanitary perspective.
In Europe, horse butchers are allowed to sell only horsemeat, as is the case in Quebec.

Americans will not touch horsemeat, and find it offensive to consume it.

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I'm old school, grew up in a small town, we raised chickens, pigs, cows, and butchered our own. My original point was, it cost alot of money to keep a race horse, if they cant win, then they are worthless. What do you do with a race horse when it is washed up? Just like the activists with the overpopulation of deer, its wrong to slaughter them too? :beer2:

**NittanyLions94** · 06-03-2008, 09:29 PM

Germans eat horse meat as well.

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