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The agonising fate of Egypt's tourist horses - and how a group of top equestrians is now riding to their rescue

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“The agonising fate of Egypt's tourist horses - and how a group of top equestrians is now riding to their rescue”

Many owners dump their horses in the desert or leave them in piles of rubbish. It is common practice in the area to inject petrol into their veins which can take up to 72 hours to kill them...

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