BBC Radio 5 Live promote greyhound racing as a fun night out.
Presenter Colin Murray has 'adopted' a greyhound who's races are broadcast live, on his Friday evenings 'kicking off' show, from Owlerton track in Sheffield., a track that advertised Stuart Mason as one of its professional trainers who is under investigation after one of his greyhounds tested positive for cocaine.
ShowMe TheBunny, named by listeners and fans of Colin's show, has been commented of jovially and in a not-of-too-much-importance way as to 'taking a bump' on the 1st bend.
'A bump', which is of regular occurrence on the track, has been furthered into thousands of greyhounds being killed through horrifying injuries and even minor injuries lead the greyhound being PTS.
Please write polite complaints to the BBC and ask that they withdraw ShowMe theBunny from racing and withdraw from promoting greyhound racing, an abusive industry on this BBC on-line complaint form.
Presenter Colin Murray has 'adopted' a greyhound who's races are broadcast live, on his Friday evenings 'kicking off' show, from Owlerton track in Sheffield., a track that advertised Stuart Mason as one of its professional trainers who is under investigation after one of his greyhounds tested positive for cocaine.
ShowMe TheBunny, named by listeners and fans of Colin's show, has been commented of jovially and in a not-of-too-much-importance way as to 'taking a bump' on the 1st bend.
'A bump', which is of regular occurrence on the track, has been furthered into thousands of greyhounds being killed through horrifying injuries and even minor injuries lead the greyhound being PTS.
Please write polite complaints to the BBC and ask that they withdraw ShowMe theBunny from racing and withdraw from promoting greyhound racing, an abusive industry on this BBC on-line complaint form.
