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Enjoying Punchestown were the Maryland Horse Industry Board and guests - Sharon Crean, Steve Connolly, Cassie Shirk, Cricket Goodall, Hope Birsh, Jim and Christie Steele, Edward Doyle, Francis Horgan, Alex Connors, Mike Hopkins, Sam Watson, Edward Doyle Jnr, Ben Connors, Chris Ryan, Hannah Landy, Joseph Murphy, Anne Litz and Denis Duggan \ carolinenorris.ie
William Micklem making a presentation to Steve Connolly, with CEO of Horse Sport Ireland Denis Duggan, (left) and Anne Litz of the Maryland Horse Industry Board and Chris Ryan of the TIHA, (right) \ carolinenorris.ie
Ballyneety Rocketman (ISH)(TIH) and Sam Watson with Anne Litz, Cricket Goodall, Mike Hopkins, Chris Ryan, Jim and Christie Steele and Steve Connolly of the Maryland Horse Industry Board at Punchestown \ carolinenorris.ie
Cruising Encore and Edward Doyle in action at the TIHA display at Punchestown as part of the visit of the Maryland Horse Industry Board \ carolinenorris.ie
FOSTERING and strengthening links between Maryland, USA and Ireland was an inherent aim of a week-long visit from the Maryland Horse Industry Board and it certainly achieved that in spades.
The controversial High Performance levy put in place by Horse Sport Ireland looks set to remain in place despite backlash
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