ASPCA sought to ban or regulate carriage horses in Central Park, while Alec Baldwin's character rode a carriage in a film set in New York.
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Updated Jul 20
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What happened
ASPCA sought to ban or regulate carriage horses in Central Park, while Alec Baldwin's character rode a carriage in a film set in New York.
Who's involved
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Part of
Legislation is being pitched by activists to ban horse-drawn carriages in Central Park.Also in this story
- Mayor supports phasing out the carriage industry and urges passage of legislation to end the practice in Central Park.
- A tourist died on June 1st due to operational negligence involving the horse carriage industry in Central Park, New York City.
- Safety concerns and accidents are leading to increased scrutiny of the horse-drawn carriage industry.
The entities involved
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Central Park
park in New South Wales, Australia; geonames ID = 8152340
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American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
American nonprofit organization
- An event is underway recognizing animal heroes from various locations, involving the Guadalupe River and Hill County, with mentions of Dallas and the ASPCA.
- The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is collaborating with local emergency management officials on disaster preparedness efforts.