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Help Pass Federal Legislation to Protect Racehorses From Doping |
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Name: The Horseracing Integrity Act of 2019
Bill Number: H.R.1754 / S.1820 Catastrophic incidents on racetracks across America are killing horses and putting jockeys at risk. Despite industry pundits putting the blame on track surfaces or justifying deaths as collateral damage statistics, one thing is certain — over doping horses and giving them illicit drugs is one of the primary reasons fatalities are occurring across the nation. If passed into federal law, The Horseracing Integrity Act of 2019 (H.R.1754 / S.1820) would establish an independently governed body to oversee and regulate horse doping, bringing the United States in line with international standards. This initiative will be funded entirely by the horseracing industry — not on the taxpayer's dime. Help put an end to over doping to protect racehorses from unscrupulous owners and trainers that put profit over equine welfare. Please contact your U.S. Representative and two U.S. Senators and urge them to cosponsor The Horseracing Integrity Act of 2019. |
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FIND YOUR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
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CURRENT COSPONSORS OF THE HORSERACING INTEGRITY ACT OF 2019, H.R.1754 / S.1820
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SUGGESTED SCRIPT FOR CONTACTING YOUR LEGISLATORS
As a constituent, I urge (your legislator's name) to cosponsor The Horseracing Integrity Act of 2019, H.R.1754 / S.1820, to protect racehorses from from over-doping and being administered illicit substances.
American horse racing lags behind international standards to combat doping. According to the Jockey Club’s Equine Injury Database, nearly 10 horses a week on average died at American racetracks in 2018, This figure is anywhere from two and a half to five times greater than the fatality rate in Europe, Japan, and Australia where rules against performance-enhancing drugs are enforced more stringently.
If passed into federal law, The Horseracing Integrity Act would establish an independently governed body to oversee and regulate horse doping, bringing the United States in line with international standards. This initiative will be funded entirely by the horse racing industry — not on the taxpayer's dime.
It's imperative that we establish an independent body to oversee horse doping in the United States. The industry has proven it cannot regulate itself, and it's unacceptable that more horse deaths and jockey injuries will happen if we don't take action
Please cosponsor and support The Horseracing Integrity Act (H.R.1754 / S.1820) without delay.
Thank you
American horse racing lags behind international standards to combat doping. According to the Jockey Club’s Equine Injury Database, nearly 10 horses a week on average died at American racetracks in 2018, This figure is anywhere from two and a half to five times greater than the fatality rate in Europe, Japan, and Australia where rules against performance-enhancing drugs are enforced more stringently.
If passed into federal law, The Horseracing Integrity Act would establish an independently governed body to oversee and regulate horse doping, bringing the United States in line with international standards. This initiative will be funded entirely by the horse racing industry — not on the taxpayer's dime.
It's imperative that we establish an independent body to oversee horse doping in the United States. The industry has proven it cannot regulate itself, and it's unacceptable that more horse deaths and jockey injuries will happen if we don't take action
Please cosponsor and support The Horseracing Integrity Act (H.R.1754 / S.1820) without delay.
Thank you
