Why Should Jump Racing Be Banned

Should Jumping Racing be banned?
Introduction:
Jump racing should be banned since the horses are being treated unfairly, example if injured during a great event they would be sent somewhere dark and eventually killed and used for meat process oo skin wear. Meanwhile jump racing is targeted to be a welcoming community gathering event to get everyone together and enjoy the entertainment of sport, as it makes 11 percent of the global competitions/events. Similarly it brings individuals to socialize with others. This could have a great impact of the athletics him/herself knowing that the performer could greatly get hurt as the horse may be unstable, similarly it can be rewarding as the horse racer could get an excessive income and with it also fame.
Impact on horses?
Impact on jump racing is created for a community gathering, once in a while and is displayed under as an ‘entertainment sport’.
Even though the track is huge in trade (Australia), since it had hosted nearly 19,000 professional races on the track, in addition makes up to11% of the global playoffs. Thoroughbred and gambling racing are devoted in Australia, yet during the last few decades, horse racing's gambling turnover has gone from $12 to $20 billion. However, the impact on horse racing exclude the suitability of horses which provides the horses with high performance training, then consuming enough diet, likewise the horse ‘housing’ is right next to the training field which reduces time consuming on daily basis transports. A study of Racehorses at Randwick (New South Wales) which found out that 89% of horses had deep bleeding ulcers, and many others of the horses had stomach ulcers within 96 days of the commencing training. Throughout training and in competition, horses of all sorts’ suffered major pain in the muscular-skeletal, such as tendons and torn ligaments, fractured bones and even dislocated
joints.

Impact on community?
As stated previously, Jump racing is known to bring community socially together with an excessive time, but what you did not consider, is that the profit that is made each event in a year is well over 5 billion, Furthermore that is a time when employee and co-workers impart on the most money to be offered throughout the 12 months of training horses to be out in the field with high performance. Furthermore, 72% of incidents are more likely to follow up throughout the race, which could mean if something goes wrong, it could be horrific/ traumatizing experience, particularly for younger kids whom are more likely to be affected by it than adults. Likewise a study has shown that the support of the industry to the Australian reduced is well over $6.2 billion per year, though the budget goes higher each year. The influence is measured in the terms of the last contributions to the business as the productions are mostly regenerating and performing. If the worth of volunteer labour is involved as in national social accounts with a contribution of over $8 billion each year.

Impact on Athletics?
Horse racing can impact the athletics physically if it comes down to the horse not being stable enough during a race, whichever can cause somewhat of a major effect on the athlete that can be falling or either getting injured. On the other hand, the athlete with doubt will receive great income and furthermore the flexibility to extraordinary fame.

Conclusion:
To sum up jump racing has both negative and positive sides to argue with, however in my own perspective I believe that horse racing should be taken seriously to consideration, we as a society should not encourage sports games with animals that have no decision in making and are being forced into doing it, That’s what disappointments me as a ‘human living person’ furthermore if a horse is not fit physically and active to race and train for the event it is sent to a horrible place where horses whom are injured, sick, hungry and under taken care of are killed majorly since of the cause of the sport its self that we call a ‘Community Sport Event’.