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New York City moves toward ending Central Park horse-drawn carriage rides, with ban eyed for 2028

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Image from Straight Arrow News's coverage: New York City Council to vote on banning horse-drawn carriages

How coverage differs Straight Arrow News stresses the upcoming City Council vote and the 2028 timing; the Washington Examiner stresses Mayor Mamdani's statement and his deal with the council speaker.

New York City is considering a ban on horse-drawn carriages around Central Park, with the city looking at 2028 for it to take effect. Mayor Zohran Mamdani said the carriages are "coming to an end" after he reached a deal with the City Council speaker. Critics have long argued the popular tourist attraction harms horses' well-being.

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Straight Arrow NewsNew York City Council to vote on banning horse-drawn carriages
Washington ExaminerMamdani says NYC horse carriages ‘coming to an end’ after deal with speaker