My blog post about whip use in racing on Lawfully

ByAaron March 22, 2023March 22, 2023

I wrote a short piece summarising my article in the Adelaide Law Review, titled ‘Could existing anticruelty laws ban whip use in horse racing?’. Here is the link to the Lawfully website…

Aaron Timoshanko, ‘Whip Use in Horse Racing’, School of Law and Justice (Blog Post, 10 March 2023) <https://lawfully.usq.edu.au/whip-use-in-horse-racing/>.

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Aaron Timoshanko, ‘Whip Use in Horse Racing’, School of Law and Justice (Blog Post, 10 March 2023) <https://lawfully.usq.edu.au/whip-use-in-horse-racing/>.

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