Yesterday's suspension of the sport came in the wake of three horses being euthanised in the last two days of racing in Warrnambool.

Warrnambool jumps racing trainer David 'Butch' Londregan said on Radio 3AW he would put the horses down if the sport was banned in Victoria.

"They're unsuitable for a pony club or for kids to ride or for hacking around and they're very unruly type horses and they're no good for anything, so I'm just gonna have to put a gun to their head and shoot them," Londregan said.

If the Racing Victoria board announces the ban on jump racing next week, Londregan warned he would pull the trigger.

"... well I ring up the knackery and start shooting straight away and I'll video them, get some shots and send them to Ross (Rob) Hulls and all the radical groups against jumping races," Londregan said.

"And I'll be sending a few heads here and there, too."

"Probably to Ross (Rob) Hulls first, the RVL (Racing Victoria Limited) and a few other little places," Londregan said.

Londregan said he would be out of business if the ban went ahead.

"I love horses, I've been involved with them all of my life, I'm gonna cry when I'm going to have to get them put down and these people don't realise how well we look after them and how much we love them," Londregan said.

"The way the economy is at the moment I just can't believe the government is even thinking about pulling the pin."

Londregan described jumps racing as a high-pressure sport, insisting there are always going to be injuries.

"Horses that do get put down in jumping races, I can guarantee they were looked after better than a lot of kids," Londregan said.