While more than two million people in Australia are expected to watch Tuesday's race, a recent exposé on the mistreatment of retired racehorses has given anti-racing activists the fuel to spread their message further.
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Will Melbourne Cup stop due to the anti-horse racing protesters?
While more than two million people in Australia are expected to watch Tuesday's race, a recent exposé on the mistreatment of retired racehorses has given anti-racing activists the fuel to spread their message further.
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By Madhura Seneviratne
Source: SBS
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