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[READ HERE] Link page in bio to learn more truth about the racing industry. Studies show 95-100% of racehorses bleed from the lungs, a condition called Exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage (EIPH), from such intense exercise that their lungs cannot handle. Instead of the industry acknowledging they’re pushing them too hard, they simply cover it up by giving them “medicine”, although this doesn’t always save them. Many racehorse deaths are caused by musculoskeletal injuries (leg fractures, catast
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[READ HERE] Link page in bio to learn more truth about the racing industry. Studies show 95-100% of racehorses bleed from the lungs, a condition called Exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage (EIPH), from such intense exercise that their lungs cannot handle. Instead of the industry acknowledging they’re pushing them too hard, they simply cover it up by giving them “medicine”, although this doesn’t always save them. Many racehorse deaths are caused by musculoskeletal injuries (leg fractures, catast
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