Horse racing is gradually losing it ground in todays sport expect for countries who are horse lovers country like the Australia, France, Uk, Netherlands etc. There is no central organization to promote horse racing. Every other sport has its central governing organization, charged with promoting the sport and maintaining its popularity. Horse racing does not. Betting on horse races used to be the only legal, readily-accessible form of gambling most people could participate in. That hasn’t been true for many years now.
That's because there aren't a lot of interested spectators in most parts of the world, even if there are organizations and corporations that are specifically created to develop and promote horse racing within certain regions, they won't be able to do anything if people aren't interested to watch the sport or there aren't a lot of players willing to participate because any sport would require one to stay in practice before they can participate in events and races and when players know there aren't much races or events, they stop practising, may even sell their horses.
So, the trend of fading away because of a lack of interest by the audience. We all know that a sport or anything in the world becomes famous or popular only if people that watch that thing like it, and when those who watch it, like it, they will also share it with others to watch but there is nothing like that with horse racing anymore.
Yel horse race just like cockfighting is becoming an outdated old-fashioned thing and this game requires a lot of arrangement their consume money and manpower to organise them but then also we still have a few places and tournaments that include this game up until now but those games are not all that popular in online casinos.
But in a few physical games reserves, you may still have a real horse to ride and compete against other horse riders in races and win a price that is already settled on by the resort, I have one like that in my city and once in a while the organise a race competition between players.
I agree that horse competitions are held in relatively small numbers and only in selected countries when compared to competitions in other sports.
But in some countries, these competitions are an integral element of the traditions of these countries, which go back many centuries.
Or, for example, camel racing in a number of Arab countries. These are definitely very strong traditions. And I don’t think that during the lifetime of several generations of people in the future, for example, even in 150-200 years, such competitions will no longer be held. Still, I think such competitions will definitely continue.
And we shouldn t forget about people who love animals very much, in particular such a smart animal as a horse. There are many such people and, accordingly, competitions involving horses are a real holiday for them.
And to deprive them of such a holiday, I believe, is wrong.