Central Park Carriages Live On

[toothman]

 A NYC city council committee voted down "Ryders Law", a bill that would have banned Central Park carriages from operating..

https://enewspaper.nydailynews.com/shortcode/NEW687/edition/c10509e9-6e18-4590-8c92-56ed12eaf6c5?page=d7051a19-dd02-4496-8117-ac3de34b0963&

[Calhoun]

A NYC city council committee voted down "Ryders Law", a bill that would have banned Central Park carriages from operating..

https://enewspaper.nydailynews.com/shortcode/NEW687/edition/c10509e9-6e18-4590-8c92-56ed12eaf6c5?page=d7051a19-dd02-4496-8117-ac3de34b0963&

Yeah, well when the loudest mouthed "Activist" tells a group of people he is a thought leader on the topic when he has Trainer/Driver personal earnings of < $5,000, people of importance laugh their asses off and the noble cause is reduced to a Schlopping Cart Mike waste of time.

Never had a chance.

[Ignorance Is Bliss]

Twice you file Chapter 13, both times dismissed. 

[dougie]

A NYC city council committee voted down "Ryders Law", a bill that would have banned Central Park carriages from operating..

https://enewspaper.nydailynews.com/shortcode/NEW687/edition/c10509e9-6e18-4590-8c92-56ed12eaf6c5?page=d7051a19-dd02-4496-8117-ac3de34b0963&

I think the city council should put it on a ballot referendum and allow the citizens of NYC to vote on it. It will be a battle royal between the animal activists like Peta and the Unions.

[Sweet]

I think the city council should put it on a ballot referendum and allow the citizens of NYC to vote on it. It will be a battle royal between the animal activists like Peta and the Unions.

Mamdani will take care of it.

Of which all you mother fucking haters will give him no credit.

He said he'll suggest salvaging their jobs with electric carriages.

The carriage assholes are dirt bags.

You can't make an allegation against them that turns out to be believable to everyone but explained as not factual by experts.

The activists better bring better experts.

Fuck it all and - state preemption, then the end - unless up to the highest court, NY State Supreme would knock it down or uphold it.

[Ignorance Is Bliss]

Mamdani will take care of it.

Of which all you mother fucking haters will give him no credit.

He said he'll suggest salvaging their jobs with electric carriages.

The carriage assholes are dirt bags.

You can't make an allegation against them that turns out to be believable to everyone but explained as not factual by experts.

The activists better bring better experts.

Fuck it all and - state preemption, then the end - unless up to the highest court, NY State Supreme would knock it down or uphold it.

Bottom line, you know I always bring the receipts. I don't side with the activists, super extreme and hate any working horse. First, this video covers it all in detail. https://youtube.com/live/gwcVq92mUCs?feature=share
From a horseman, it's a shitshow there. Not one of you clowns even my haters would leave a horse there, plain and simple. The outgoing Speaker is the one who has been blocking the bill for two years. Once the new council is sworn in and new speaker elected the new bill will actually be given public hearing. That's where the public gets to speak. It's clear the city residents are over it, Central Park Conservancy wants them gone and it's all self inflicted. Fact is they don't make enough money, that's why they exist on bare minimum and the horses pay the price. Same thing happened last year, bill timed out and was reintroduced this year causing far more impact to the point the union went balls deep to hold this one off. It's not going to be that easy without a blocker in the council next year, plus Mamdani has already signed on too. But it's not the Mayor who has the most say, it's the council. My stance has been and will stay the same, stop working horses in pain. The living conditions are disgusting. This video shows the disgusting conditions at 38th Street taken just three weeks ago. Any of you agree with this???  https://youtube.com/shorts/jq30U_0hGUA?feature=share

[Sweet]

Bottom line, you know I always bring the receipts. I don't side with the activists, super extreme and hate any working horse. First, this video covers it all in detail. https://youtube.com/live/gwcVq92mUCs?feature=share
From a horseman, it's a shitshow there. Not one of you clowns even my haters would leave a horse there, plain and simple. The outgoing Speaker is the one who has been blocking the bill for two years. Once the new council is sworn in and new speaker elected the new bill will actually be given public hearing. That's where the public gets to speak. It's clear the city residents are over it, Central Park Conservancy wants them gone and it's all self inflicted. Fact is they don't make enough money, that's why they exist on bare minimum and the horses pay the price. Same thing happened last year, bill timed out and was reintroduced this year causing far more impact to the point the union went balls deep to hold this one off. It's not going to be that easy without a blocker in the council next year, plus Mamdani has already signed on too. But it's not the Mayor who has the most say, it's the council. My stance has been and will stay the same, stop working horses in pain. The living conditions are disgusting. This video shows the disgusting conditions at 38th Street taken just three weeks ago. Any of you agree with this???  https://youtube.com/shorts/jq30U_0hGUA?feature=share

First video...I wouldn't challenge your objectivity, nor expertise, nope.  That was clean, very smart and faceted.  That driver FR is fucking genius, I'd add those comments to the report.  Freedom of speech aside, this is about oversight, and chasing your own away speaks volumes.

People have these devices when they take steps, also they can check heartbeat, temperature and possibly air temperature.  Placed on the carriage horse by ordinance.  This can reign in a lot of shit, probably stop off the books fares too, they'd lose their minds...if this continues.  The mounted police, I wonder how they keep their stables, wouldn't be the worst idea if not already to point to them the conditions if they'd take a look, or if they have jurisdiction.

In that report should be an impact study (tourism, city revenue...), and you should consider having an assistant doing that research.  Now that you have a company, consider getting an Intern, many cannot even take income, it's related to course professional experience for credits you sign off on, typically.

You should be the one writing the report, and it should be considered - Independent.

The other video...Manure all around the horse, their feed.

The person responsible should be made to eat it and lick the floor clean.   

[Ignorance Is Bliss]

It's clear how their "industry" is governed. Not unlike Harness Racing there's never been an issue this loud because they've gone unchallenged and unregulated for so long. The governing office is the NYC Dept Of Health. They regulate, inspect, record keep and penalize when necessary. Know how many horsemen are employed by the NYC DOH to do that work? Think about it, the NYC DOH. And the Office Of Animal Welfare in the Mayor's office is manned by ONE person. As for suggestions and reports, the Mayor has already reached out and been provided legitimate ideas on how to monitor and enforce with new ideas that I've mentioned. Still in the end they aren't going to abide. The comparisons between their industry and harness racing are endless with the exception of the drugs in this game. Their response to what is happening in the past six months is equal to their panic. They didn't win anything yesterday, just bought time. And in the end nothing has changed for the animals, nor will it. All that needed are a few more empathetic council members and a speaker who will give the bill its due to be heard. Just the few new executive orders Eric Adams put into place sent them into a tizzy rather than just abide by the rules. Sound familiar?