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Title: NEWS: “Don’t blame the game, look at your own mare”
Ronan Groome reports from the ITBA National Hunt “Jumping Into The Future” Seminar which took place this week in the Lord Bagenal in Leighlinbridge, Co Carlow
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NEWS: “Don’t blame the game, look at your own mare”
Ronan Groome reports from the ITBA National Hunt “Jumping Into The Future” Seminar which took place this week in the Lord Bagenal in Leighlinbridge, Co Carlow
Lorna Fowley chairs the ITBA "Jumping Into The Future" Seminar, with a panel that included (from left to right) Walter Connors, Peter Molony, Bertrand le Metayer, Anthony Bromley, Charles O'Neill and Richard Pugh
SPEAKING on the panel of the ITBA National Hunt “Jumping Into The Future” Seminar this week, Goffs agent and Rathmore Stud chief Peter Molony urged breeders to look at their own mares and decide whether they are commercially viable.
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