New York City Council votes to ban Central Park horse carriages as Trump slams the end of a 'great tradition'
The veto-proof vote targets a PETA-backed ban championed by Mamdani, and carriage drivers are already threatening to sue. President Donald Trump attacked the ban, calling the carriage rides in Central Park 'a great tradition'.
Grocery tycoon John Catsimatidis claims the ban is really a real estate scheme.
Trump weighed in on the fight after a teenager died in a horse accident.
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