Don't wake the beast in her: a girl whipped a bully with a bouquet during a mass brawl at a horse race in Australia

What could be more explosive than a mixture of alcohol and excitement? Horse racing in Sydney ended in a massive massacre, which involved not only men, but also ladies. The girl who whipped the brawler with a bouquet of flowers especially distinguished herself. Other women used shoes with sharp heels as weapons. See how the competition at Rosehill Racetrack ended with a bright finale, further in our material.The best boxing matches are nothing compared to the mass slaughter in Australia. When the spectators, warmed up by competitions and alcohol, left the Rosehill racetrack after the end of the race, a scuffle broke out between several women. Soon men were drawn into it.

One of the girls defended her boyfriend by hitting his abuser on the head with a bouquet.

The guy showed everyone an impressive tattoo on his leg, which peeked out of a torn pant leg.

Another girl decided to stand up for her boyfriend, using a high-heeled shoe as a weapon.

Alcoholic fumes instantly ignited aggression in hot Australians, and the showdown turned into a mass massacre.

It took the guards a long time to separate the brawlers and stop the rampant violence.The old men went into battle.

Some spectators tried to separate the raging brawlers.

The arrival of the police calmed down the heated hooligans a little.

Alcohol, excitement and violent emotions create an explosive mixture. The excess of feelings, diluted with beer, fermented in the hot heads of the spectators of the races and exploded into an impressive brawl. The rivals probably do not remember themselves why the mass brawl began, but bruises and abrasions will remind them for a long time about the harmful effect of alcoholic beverages on reckless heads.The Melbourne Cup is the most famous horse race in Australia. This year they were very intense and fun. The audience not only made bets, but also had fun with might and main. They danced, jumped and lay on the wet grass in expensive suits and dresses.