The above-mentioned book, which is about horse racing and race relations.

NEWYORKER: C. E. Morgan

The issue of drug tainted horse meat is more easily documented through the Thoroughbred Racing Industry due to the lip tattoos each Thoroughbred race horse is required to have, the post-race testing of the winner as well as some random testing as well as the public nature of horse racing.

FORBES: No American Horse Steak for You, Europeans

We are not calling for a ban of the Grand National or a ban of horse racing, but merely to make the race safer for the horse and indeed the jockey.

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