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Giant's Causeway

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Gi·ant's Causeway  (jnts)
A basaltic formation on the northern coast of Northern Ireland. It consists of thousands of columns of volcanic origin forming three natural platforms. According to legend, it was once a bridge for giants crossing between Ireland and Scotland.

Giant's Causeway
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(Placename) a promontory of columnar basalt on the N coast of Northern Ireland, in Antrim: consists of several thousand pillars, mostly hexagonal, that were formed by the rapid cooling of lava and the inward contraction of the lava flow


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Giant's Causeway had been beaten narrowly in the English and Irish Guineas, but had then gained victories in the St James's Palace Stakes, Eclipse, Sussex Stakes and Juddmonte International.
GIANT LOVE-tall and unfurnished but appears to have inherited the never-say-die attitude of his sire, Giant's Causeway, and looks a youngster to follow judged by his victory in a 7f maiden at York on Wednesday.
Coolmore have announced that the stallion fee for Giant's Causeway (above) will be pounds 75,000.
 
 
 
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