Jockey club hits back over welfare

Britain's Jockey Club has stressed its commitment to the welfare of racehorses in the wake of a critical report from Animal Aid.

Britain's Jockey Club has stressed its commitment to the welfare of racehorses in the wake of a critical report from Animal Aid.

Senior vet Dr Peter Webbon described the group as “an anti-horseracing lobby” and pointed out that racing’s regulators had a “productive” relationship with animal welfare bodies.

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