HeyJaredThe Open Book Podcast
The Irish Horse Board is delighted to announce The Open Book Podcast Series. We invite you to listen to the industry experts and learn from their journey, through hearing about the highs and lows, which shaped their pathway to today's success.This series is funded by the…
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The Open Book Podcast Episode 09 w/ Ger O’Neill & Castlefield Sport Horses (opens the original)
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The Open Book Podcast | Ep.09 This episode of The Irish Horse Boards Open Book Podcast , we open the door to Castlefield Sport Horses and sit down with one of Ireland’s most respected horsemen, Ger O’Neill. From competing at the highest levels of international show jumping to producing world-class young horses, Ger has spent his career learning what makes a great horse — and, just as importantly, what it takes to bring that potential to the very top. In this episode, Ger shares the knowledge you
The Open Book Podcast Episode 08 w/ Marti Rudd and Tomas Doyle (opens the original)
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The Open Book Podcast | Ep.08 Episode 8 of the Open Book Podcast is here! In this episode, we are delighted to welcome Marti Rudd and Tomas Doyle, the husband and wife team behind one of Ireland’s most successful family run sales and production yards based just outside Bunclody, Co. Wexford. From breeding and producing quality horses to topping the sales at Monart, Go For Gold and Goresbridge Copper Beech Sale, Marti and Tomas have built a globally recognised brand in both the eventing and show
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