Activists March in a Memorial for Dead Horses in Santa Monica

Heather explains that there has been an average of 2 deaths per week after the opening of the race tracks. This is too much. Recently, she and a few other activists from the groups went to Sacramento to a Horse Racing Board meeting they tried to relocate to avoid the activists. Heather explains that they will follow wherever they go to make sure to be a voice for these horses. What is needed is a public uproar about the all too frequent deaths of these horses so that the California Constitution will be amended to ban the horseracing. Contact your local representatives below to let them know you want horseracing banned where you live. You have the power to be their voice!

Several activists came together at this busy shopping center to mourn the unnecessary loss of these racehorses. It was quite a spectacle as the procession, dressed in all black, moved through the area with vivid photographs of the horses including names and the dates of their deaths. The activists hope that people will see what happened to these unfortunate beings and realize that they should not be used for sport. Until the day that they are not forced to race for entertainment, these activists will continue to take a stand for them even as they fall to their untimely deaths in their stalls on the tracks.