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The limestone Curragh plain’s water and 
grassland are ideal for building the 
strong bones of race horses. Combined 
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horses, this has made Kildare the centre 
of Ireland’s galloping thoroughbred 
industry. The National Stud is a public 
private bloodstock farm which was 
founded by a quirky colonel in 1900. He 
used to sell his foals on the basis of their 
astrological charts! The children will be 
delighted by the majestic thoroughbreds 
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This visit can be a daylong picnic. Team it 
with the adjacent Japanese Garden laid 
from 1906 to 1910.by the renowned 
master, Tassa Eida, his son and 40 
assistants. Then cross over to St Fiachra’s 
Garden where the kids can run free 
playing among its trees and water 
bodies–and clambering all over the 
replicas of the beehive huts of the Skellig 
islands. Do make them stop to marvel at 
the exquisite underground garden made 
of Waterford crystal. A very pleasant 
lunch can be savoured in the sylvan café.
www.irish-national-stud.ie
Kildare Town,
Co. Kildare
T: 
353 45 521617
Irish National Stud
Irish National Stud
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