Call to Action: oppose drugs in horse-racing

Wild for Life Foundation urges horseracing fans to help put the safety of horses 1st by supporting a ban on the use of performance-enhancing drugs in horseracing.

Let your voice be heard as part of the national movement to oppose drugs in horse-racing and favor fair and safer competition. Comments due TODAY, May 14, by 5:00 p.m. EDT.
http://cleanhorseracing.org/Default.asp?full=y&page=common&sub=NY

Three ways to take action now:
Contact The New York State Racing And Wagering Board Regarding Lasix 

Sign the Online Petition to Ban Race-Day Drugs
in Two Year Old Graded Stakes Races 


Contact your State Racing Commission

Learn more: Current New York State Racing and Wagering Board actions
http://www.racing.state.ny.us/pdf/04301213381204.30.12.rel.ClaimPriceLasix.pdf

The Interstate Horseracing Improvement Act of 2011, SB 886 and HR 1733 amend the Interstate Horseracing Act of 1978 to prohibit the use of performance-enhancing drugs in horseracing, and for other purposes.

Learn more about SB 886
Learn more about HR 1733

You can help ensure the integrity of racing by placing the safety, health and welfare of the horse first. Be part of the solution and positive change by helping to bring SAVING AMERICA'S HORSES, the educational documentary film to the public eye. This landmark feature documentary film is an intelligent and hard hitting exposé that reveals how the public has been misled by government agencies and corporate interests that run over the laws that are supposed to protect the horses and the environment.
Learn more about SAVING AMERICA'S HORSES, the movie


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The Saving America’s Horses Initiative through its infrastructure and multimedia resources strives to provide a lingering impact on society about what is being done to protect the welfare and safety of the horse. Although some protective rules are being implemented at various racetracks to help stop the incessant flow of racehorses to slaughter; it’s evident that more must be done, including passing a federal ban on slaughter of horses for human consumption. Recent efforts to introduce changes to the horseracing industry from various camps, together with growing awareness of the need for corporate social responsibility, illustrate the convergence of good timing toward meaningful changes.

www.SavingAmericasHorses.org