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AYR, Scotland — Animal rights protesters attempted to disrupt another big horse race on Saturday when several people broke onto the track before the Scottish Grand National at Ayr. As soon as they were on the track, the protesters were tackled by security staff and police and the problem was soon brought under control. Some of the protesters were wearing pink Animal Rising T-shirts. There was an increased security presence due to last week's protest at the Grand National at Aintree. On that occasion 118 arrests were made by Merseyside Police and Animal Rising protesters were also involved.
