THE DARK REALITY BEHIND THE GLAMOUR OF HORSE RACING
If you are looking for information on the horse neglect case in Mount Eliza, Australia involving Maxine Fraser you’ve come to the right place.
We have so much to share we have dedicated a page rather than just a blog post to the horrific situation.
At Meet Our Horse Meat, we’re not just raising our voices — we’re rolling up our sleeves.
Every day, we expose cruelty, challenge powerful industries, and speak out for the horses who can’t speak for themselves. But our work doesn’t stop at advocacy. We also provide support for horses in crisis — those who’ve been abused, neglected, or were one step away from the slaughterhouse.
Your donations helps us:
Campaign for stronger animal welfare laws
Hold abusers accountable
Rescue and care for at-risk horses
Educate the public and shift cultural norms around equine treatment.
If you’re outraged by horse slaughter… If you believe in compassion over cruelty… Please donate today.
Your support saves lives — and strengthens our fight for a world where horses are treated with compassion.
Because silence isn’t an option.
Because justice needs fuel.
Because horses deserve better.
#MOHM THREATENED?
We’ve been threatened by those in the horse racing industry and those who benefit from horse slaughter more times than we can count.
But we are not going away.
We are going to persist until horse slaughter no longer exists for any purpose within Australia -- and until the horse racing industry makes drastic changes.
We are going to continue our hands-on work to offer lifelong sanctuary to as many horses as possible. We generally have 20 at just one of our locations - at any given time.
We have the acreage to take on more horses as financial support allows.
HORSE RACING KNOWS THE WARNING SIGNS
THIS PEER-REVIEWED STUDY SPEAKS VOLUMES A peer-reviewed study published in the Equine Veterinary Journal found that racehorses often show measurable warning signs of injury multiple races before catastrophic breakdowns occur. Researchers studying Thoroughbreds...
GOLD DANCER WINS WITH A BROKEN BACK
AS YOU WATCH THE VIDEO & READ THE FOLLOWING ACCOUNTWe think it is important to keep the following in mind... Horses are prey animals, meaning in the wild, showing pain, weakness, or injury can make an animal vulnerable to predators, so horses instinctively hide...
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