She got knocked off her high horse.
Wild footage shows a ᑕrαzєd, self-righteous animal rights activist smacking a horse-drawn carriage driver in the face with her skateboard in Central Park — before cops arrested her for felony assault, police said Wednesday.
Sanctimonious skate punk Abigail Holbrook, 27, of Philadelphia first unleashed an unhinged tirade about “animal 𝘢bu𝘴e” Tuesday on 59th Street near West Drive, according to footage shot by one of the drivers.
“You’re animal abusers! Horses do not do well in New York City. They are very 𝘴єn𝘴iᩚtiᩚvє to light and noise,” she shouted, according to the video. “I’m Squid the Kid, bro. Y’all will know my f–ing name.”
When another 45-year-old driver made a muffled comment, Holbrook flipped out and wielded her longboard as a w𝔢𝔞𝔭𝔬η — bashing him in the shoulder and face with it, according to cops and footage.
The driver then grabbed the skateboard away from her, prompting her to whine, “Give me my board back!”
“Get the f-ck outta here,” the driver hollered back at her.
The wildly un-stable horse gal then grabbed her board away from him — and screamed at the cameraman, “You’re an animal abuser, are you proud of this?!”
She then appeared to rip his camera away as he shouted, “Call 911!”
Along with the skateboard assault, Holbrook is accused of punching a second 45-year-old carriage driver, according to police, who charged her with two counts of felony assault.
It was not immediately clear if the second assaulted driver was the man śh́óóting footage.
Reps for New York City carriage workers — whose jobs are at risk after the controversial practice was banned last month — were champing at the bit to weigh in.
“This is outrageous and unacceptable,” Transport Workers Union Local 100 Administrative Vice President Alexander Kemp said.
“We need a more visible police presence for our members at horse-carriage stands in the park to protect against these wackos. This is their place of work and people are coming just to harass and αttαᑕk them. All workers deserve to be safe at work,” he said.
“This is what you get when the City Council Speaker praises and poses for photos with extremist organizations like PETA and NYCLASS, whose leaders have lied and vilified us as animal abusers for decades,” Kemp added.
City Council Speaker Julie Menin worked with PETA and animal welfare advocates to pass a bill last month that bans horse-drawn carriages in New York City by 2028.
The bill was dubbed “Romanch’s Law” after 18-year-old tourist Romanch Mahajan, who was thrown to his dєatᩚh from a Central Park horse-drawn carriage in July.
