Lawmakers look to toughen Horse Protection Act
Rabu, 12 September 2012
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Steve CohenTwo lawmakers accept called a press conference over their plans to toughen the Horse Protection Act, which outlaws soring.
Soring is the illegal purpose of chemic or mechanical irritants on the lower legs of horses to promote the high-stepping “Big Lick” gait that is desired inwards the walking Equus caballus industry.
US Representatives Ed Whitfield (R-KY-01) too Rep. Steve Cohen (D-TN-09) volition concur a press conference on Th to hash out the human activeness amendments they are co-sponsoring that would render extra protections for horses.
Their plans to tighten the 42-year-old human activeness follow recent high-profile prosecutions for breaches of the act, too increasing scrutiny of walking-horse manufacture efforts at self-policing.
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