Horses and the Irish are inseparable. The quality of Ireland’s thoroughbreds its hunten is internationally acknowledged, and the countryside is dotted with racecourses, and other places for equestrian events. For those without taste or energy for competition, there are pony trekking holidays which pass through some of Ireland’s most beautiful scenery.
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51Horses and the Irish are inseparable. The quality of Ireland’s thoroughbreds its hunten is internationally acknowledged, and the countryside is dotted with racecourses, and other places for equestrian events. For those without taste or energy for competition, there are pony trekking holidays which pass through some of Ireland’s most beautiful scenery. Press, 23 October 1984, Page 42
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