Animal Welfare Doesn’t Really Seem to Be a No 1 Priority For Trainers in the Beef Capital

The mail is that leading Rockhampton trainer Clinton Taylor was riding one out at trackwork on Friday morning (assuming young horse) and it wouldn’t go out on to the track, so he’s got these spurs on it and it was jacking up and carrying out and it’s flipped over on the concrete, cracked it’s head, and was laying on the ground half knocked out making a noise, and Taylor’s and he’s standing on the ground next to it jamming it in the shoulder with the spurs trying to get it up.

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