bloodstock industry

bloodstock industry

n
the breeding and training of racehorses
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I HAVE read your news report on the bloodstock industry with great interest and agree with its findings that it needs to be regulated.
I've seen it all first hand; LETTERS
"He had a great grasp of the bloodstock industry and he couldn't do enough for you when you required his assistance.
Tributes paid to 'true gentleman' Mernagh
Strangely, its currency isn't the Equatorial guinea, which probably explains why it's not renowned as the centre of the global bloodstock industry.
Guinea's ANC could be classic; PICK OF THE DAY
CLASSIC winner Roderic O'Connor has been sold by his Ballydoyle/Coolmore partners to stand at the Poonawalla Stud, India's leading breeding operation, in a major coup for that country's bloodstock industry, writes Richard Griffiths.
Roderic to stand in India
IT IS genuinely exciting that there is going to be major Irish involvement in the evolving bloodstock industry in China.
SIDEWAYS GLANCE
The departure of O'Hagan, lauded for his role in the Irish bloodstock industry's muchpublicised deal in China, will come as a big surprise to many.
SeniorI risha dministratorO 'Hagani n resignations
INS chief executive John Osborne said: "Like everyone else in the bloodstock industry we still have to weather the storm.
Irish Nationalg ets backi n the black
FIGURES released by Horse Racing Ireland have shown encouraging signs for the country's bloodstock industry in the first half of this year.
Boost inI rishs ales2 012 figures
The centenarian Swiss-born industrialist played a major part in furthering the international reputation of the Irish bloodstock industry in the 50 years since his purchase of Moyglare Stud.
RenamingM oyglare racef or Haefner would bef ittingt ribute
"It reflects the importance we attach to bloodstock and is our way of saying 'thank you' for all the help we receive from the bloodstock industry, be it editorially or through advertising.
Lettingt heirh air downb efore the hardw orkbe gins
"It could be damaging for the welfare of horses and the continued future of the bloodstock industry."
EU food threat to horses
The bloodstock industry rattles along with a sense of indefatigable purpose.
Appetite for European bloodstock remains unsated; THOUGHTS ON SUNDAY Richard Griffiths reflects on the roaring trade at this week's Tattersalls December Breeding Stock Sale
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