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Injured horses rejected at Mexican slaughterhouse - WSMV Channel 4.mp4

http://www.wsmv.com/story/16946020/in... New documents uncovered by the Channel 4 I-Team indicate that in January, several horses from Three Angels Farm in Lebanon were so badly injured that they were not allowed to enter Mexico, where they were expected to be sold to a meat-packing company. Mexican documents show that four injured horses from Three Angels Farm were rejected by Mexican veterinarians at the border, just two days after a Three Angels Farm trailer wrecked on the interstate in Tennessee. The records show that three horses that arrived on Jan. 18 had injuries to their legs and a fourth had an eye injury. It's not clear where the horses went after they were refused entrance into Mexico. The night of the wreck, reporters were told that three horses had to be euthanized and one had a slight injury. The owner of Three Angels Farm, Dorian Ayache, told reporters that the surviving horses were headed to a farm in Oklahoma after the accident. However, documents on file in Mexico show 34 horses were sold in Mexico to Inter Meats, an exporter that frequently ships horse meat to Belgium. According to an invoice, Ayache sold the horses for 37 cents a pound, for a total of $11,100. Ayache declined to talk to Channel 4 about the shipment.