Calls Grow to Remove Equestrian Sports from Olympics Amid Abuse Scandals
Charlotte Dujardin's suspension and rising allegations of horse abuse fuel debate on ethics in equestrian events.
- Video of Dujardin whipping a horse leads to her suspension from the Paris Olympics.
- Multiple riders face accusations of abusive practices, sparking investigations.
- Peta and other organizations demand the removal of equestrian sports from the Games.
- Supporters argue for humane training methods and emphasize the bond between horse and rider.
- Calls for increased regulation and cultural change within the sport grow louder.