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Maxine Fraser investigation (Instagram)

Maxine Fraser investigation (Instagram)

In September, 2025 investigators entered the property of disgraced ex-racehorse trainer Maxine Fraser after hearing reports that a mare and her foal had gone missing. They found and filmed two dead horses, both with signs of serious injury. This property has been the location of serious animal cruelty for over 10 years, monitored and reported by a dedicated group of local volunteers. Despite multiple investigations by the RSPCA and Victoria Police, there are no limitations on Fraser's ability to breed horses.

Categories	Race training/breeding
Species	Horses
Tags	Investigation Instagram Version Dead Injury Horses Animal Cruelty Ex-racehorse RSPCA Police Thoroughbred Horses Race Entertainment Horse
Published	Wed 24 September 2025
Captured/filmed	September 2025
Created	September 2025
ID	8zwei1mb4l
Duration	5m 8s
Credits & licensing	Publisher/creator: Farm Transparency Project This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Please credit: Farm Transparency Project. Link not required.
Country	Australia
Location	Not specified

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