Outrage in Cuba over the sacrifice of a well-known racehorse: "They confiscated it to take it to the slaughterhouse and eat it"

Thesacrifice of a well-known racehorse, which was confiscated and taken to the slaughterhouse and then eaten.

Thus he denounced inFacebook the animal defenderYenney Caballero, who assured that the horse was young and strong and did not deserve such a sad end.

A video circulating on the Internet showsNarco, a beautiful specimen, at the time when it was reduced with electric shocks.

"My champion, what they did to you has no forgiveness from God, I ask for justice, they sacrificed your singaos hp dogs, these ones that have no feelings. This is animal abuse, share the publication so that the world can see what is seen here in Cuba" , asked inFacebook the user identified as Narco Narco.

Members of the group ofFacebook "The TRUTH OF THE WALKING HORSES OF CUBA FRIENDS AROUND THE WORLD" reported that the livestock department of the San Antonio de los Baños municipality, in Artemisa, gave the order to sacrifice Narco, alleging an anemic infection.

The owner of the horse assures that this argument is false, since it was tested recently, according to the health record.

"They cannot go around the farms seizing horses to sacrifice without probable cause. From our platform we demand irrefutable evidence of the examination of the animal showing the supposed anemic infection," demanded the user Bandido Bandido.

"Do you remember when we talked about animal abuse, aboutevent of the cat and the clowns at the Rancho Boyeros fair"So, what animal abuse laws are we talking about, that murder a horse with impunity?" he questioned.

The owner of Narco is known as 'Gordo Salsa'. His horse was extremely strong and fast and was apparently used in races where he often won.

"EPD, let's run with the great champions of paradise. A great of this sport left, on the podium two or three of the fastest in Cuba. Tremendous loss for its owner, the fat salsa who is going through a bad time. Strength for everyone," wrote Samuelito ElIbonda.

Jorge Romero González, a veterinarian, assured that the anemia issue is nothing more than a justification.

"How long will this last, damn? It's no longer enough that they're starving us, they're also going to take away the sport that we love so much, damn. Enough is enough," he demanded.

Internet user Yosvani Rodríguez González, from the groupFacebook "Animal Protection Law in Cuba, Yes I Vote!", described the act as animal abuse.

"With what right do they do this to an animal. Today the community of walking horses in Cuba is in mourning. Until when in Cuba will they continue doing what they want, no one knows the effort that those of us who like horses make to keep them in good health and physical shape," he said.