Stallions & Power - The Scandals of the Irish National Stud

Stallions & Power - The Scandals of the Irish National Stud

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2011 · Angielski · Kindle
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The Irish National Stud has a proud worldwide thoroughbred breeding history and has been home to many famous stallions including ‘Invincible Spirit’, ‘Indian Ridge’ and its famous nurturing of the great ‘Sea the Stars’. Throughout its eventful history the Irish National Stud has demonstrated a penchant for controversy.

Hillgate Publishing Ltd., now reveals that full, uncensored, thoroughly researched and scandalous story , with the publication of ‘Stallions and Power- The Scandals of the Irish National Stud’.

Researched and written by investigative journalist and author Conor Ryan, this compelling account of bullying and bad business practice mixed in a heady cocktail of money, power and glamorous, ruthless people , will keep you riveted to the very last word.

With ‘Stallions and Power- The Scandals of the Irish National Stud’ , we reach out into the territory of investigation and revelation. We do so because we passionately believe that this is a story which had to be told. The Irish and International Thoroughbred Industry and all those seriously interested in the workings of this vital commercial enterprise, deserve to know

Hillgate Publishing has a proud pedigree in horse industry publishing. Our best-sellers include ‘Martin Moloney – A Legend in his Lifetime’, ‘Cheltenham Gold Cup Immortals’, and ‘T. P. Burns- A Racing Life’

With ‘Stallions and Power- The Scandals of the Irish National Stud’ , we reach out into the territory of investigation and revelation. We do so because we passionately believe that this is a story which had to be told. The Worldwide Thoroughbred Industry and all those seriously interested in the workings of this vital commercial enterprise, deserve to know.

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Format Kindle
Strony 264 stron
Język Angielski
Opublikowany paź 14, 2011
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