Africa Sports News of Friday, 18 September 2020
Source: bbc.com
SA racecourse employees assault horses in protest
Injured horses are receiving treatment by the Port Elizabeth Anti Animal Cruelty
Employees of a South African racecourse freed 28 horses from their stables during a protest that left one horse dead and several injured.
The cause of the protests is yet to be known, according to the police.
The protesters forced the horses out of their stables with sticks and stones, a police report states.
One of the horses was found dead with stab wounds.
The injured horses are being treated at the Port Elizabeth Anti Animal Cruelty.
The police service shared photos of the operation to stabilise the horses:
#sapsEC +- 150-200 Protesters from Fairview Informal settlement stormed onto the property of Fairview stables and freed about 28 horses this morning, 17/09. Injured horses are receiving treatment by the Port Elizabeth Anti Animal Cruelty. #ProtestAction MEhttps://t.co/kftpLWy853 pic.twitter.com/xrFBmsOHp5
— SA Police Service ???????? (@SAPoliceService) September 17, 2020
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