News & Media: 'They will feel the full force of the law': Racing industry rocked by racehorse abuse allegations

'They will feel the full force of the law': Racing industry rocked by racehorse abuse allegations

By Sarah Keoghan | Sydney Morning Herald

Fri 18 October 2019, 9:00am

Racing Australia chief executive Barry O'Farrell has said prosecutions "should, and I suspect will occur" following ABC's 7.30 investigation into the treatment of racehorses.

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News & Media: 'They will feel the full force of the law': Racing industry rocked by racehorse abuse allegations

'They will feel the full force of the law': Racing industry rocked by racehorse abuse allegations

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