Living in the Horse Capital of the World (Lexington KY) I can assure you we should live as well as the horses we race.

The horses that compete in the Derby for the most part live in barns that cost $1,000,000+, are fed, exercised, bathed, and brushed daily. They train, but with a minimum of stress. Their racing career lasts until they are usually 4 years old then they do nothing but eat and breed for the next 15 +/- years. Even at retirement they are treated like royalty. They are so pampered that when they breed another horse is broughtin to handle the forepley. All they have to do is complete the breeding. The only abuse here is the horse used as the teaser for the mare .

I'm sure Churchill will be able to sell Pam's seat for the Derby. Stupid stars actually think
the average population cares about their protests.

Wayne