GLEN Eira Council last night sent an explosive message to the Melbourne Racing Club and horse trainers at the Caulfield Racecourse Reserve – move horse training elsewhere.

Caulfield Racecourse is home to world champion mare Black Caviar.

Councillors voted unanimously to adopt a 10-point position statement that commits all councillors to advocating for horse training to be phased out so the Crown land is open for more public use.

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The nine-point statement demands massive change, including phasing out all racehorse training.

Other key demands:

• Equal land for community sport and racetracks;
• Leases or licences put in place for each of the reserve's three main uses;
• Horse training to be phased out;
• Public use to take precedence over car parking;
• Commercial rent charged for all commercial activities; and
• Governance by committee of management.