South Point Casino Horse Horrors Goes Viral

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A horrified horse being paraded around the South Point Casino in Las Vegas has left countless numbers of people in shock this week as a video, first captured by Vital Vegas, went viral. 

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The story was picked up by Gambling911.com, then later by the insanely popular NewBreak app. 

By late Monday, Gambling911.com had recorded an estimated 117,500 impressions for this story, and still counting. 

 A viral video, released by Vital Vegas, shows a Clydesdale horse being paraded through the South Point Casino in Las Vegas. "No horses in casinos!" Viral Vegas added as the caption to accompany the video

The obviously traumatized horse then kicks someone in the hallway.  We have not yet learned if that individual was injured.

"Our overall traffic for what should have otherwise been a slow Monday was double that of our busiest day over the past week with bowl games and NFL," remarked Payton O'Brien, Senior Editor of the Gambling911.com website.  "This will likely become our most trafficked story of the last year."

Due to the amount of press this story has received, Gambling911.com does anticipate this type of animal abuse will end. 

  • Jagajeet Chiba, Gambling911.com 

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