HRU John Campbell on Finish Line and welfare of all horses

[TimTimTimbo]

https://www.harnessracingupdate.com/pdf/hru/hru021824.pdf

Page 8 of HRU, John Campbell talks about animal welfare and reciprocity for all jurisdictions when it comes to their wellbeing.  Finish Line is the main topic in the articicle.

I agree 100 percent as many will here also

[Grandstand Handicapper]

Absolutely. He's become an excellent leader and his put himself in a position of leadership and authority as governance in this sport and industry will finally make progress. Greatest driver of all time has transferred his intellect, abilities, and his stature into the administrative and leadership role. He will help this sport and industry tremendously with more support and authority.

[SwankToliverA]

https://www.harnessracingupdate.com/pdf/hru/hru021824.pdf

Page 8 of HRU, John Campbell talks about animal welfare and reciprocity for all jurisdictions when it comes to their wellbeing.  Finish Line is the main topic in the articicle.

I agree 100 percent as many will here also

Great article, thank you for sharing

[Bitter Truth]

Lip service. Shows up in winners circle a few times a year, shaking hands , kissing babies. Drawing that check. Which is ok I guess. Harness racing icon, but not buying that drivel.

[rainman2]

Absolutely. He's become an excellent leader and his put himself in a position of leadership and authority as governance in this sport and industry will finally make progress. Greatest driver of all time has transferred his intellect, abilities, and his stature into the administrative and leadership role. He will help this sport and industry tremendously with more support and authority.

And he should know from experience as he drove horses for some questionable trainers’ in his heyday too!!

[toothman]

Lip service. Shows up in winners circle a few times a year, shaking hands , kissing babies. Drawing that check. Which is ok I guess. Harness racing icon, but not buying that drivel.

With you. Why do we need John Campbell to tell us what we already know should have been done as a matter of routine?