A legal challenge has delayed the enforcement of a ban on horse-drawn carriage rides in Central Park, with a judge allowing the practice to continue temporarily while the case proceeds. The decision follows a lawsuit arguing that the city’s move violated existing contracts and regulations governing the carriage operators. Legal proceedings will now determine whether the rides can resume under current restrictions or if the ban will take full effect. Horse carriage operators and animal welfare advocates are closely watching as the dispute plays out in court.
Central Park carriage horses likely have at least one more stop left after ban: a courtroom CBS News
