Behind every great horse is a team,” says a dramatic Irish voiceover. “A team committed to going the extra mile not some of the time, but each and every time.”
He’s talking about racehorses, but the sentiment certainly rings true for all segments of the equine industry. After all, any great trail horse, therapy animal or show ring superstar requires someone to take on the role of caretaker, groom, trainer, farrier, vet, and so much more.
This ad for Guinness is being released ahead of the Galway Races Festival, an event for which the iconic beer company has been a sponsor for 51 years. Get yourself a pint (of whatever you like) and enjoy a bit of equine eye candy, fresh from Ireland.
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Nice to see you showing the entire works of what goes on to prep and train these young athletes! And yes, I too agree with the young lady below, spot on Alica, why do they have to race two year olds!
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Awesome!
AWH yes, the early morning workouts.
So much work everyday that lay people don’t know happens to keep these great athletes in top shape!
Great video!! Can almost feel the mist of the morning.
Amazing athletes! Both horses and riders!
Great workout, yep, it takes team work for every sport.
cool great vid!
great info
I like this article, and all the others I read. Short and very interesting.
great info, love the pics!
awesome video, great info on all the behind the scenes work!
great pics
Thanks for this story.
The history is great! But why do you have to race two year olds! That means they are started as long yearlings! I’m not a fan of racing by no means!
Nice to see you showing the entire works of what goes on to prep and train these young athletes! And yes, I too agree with the young lady below, spot on Alica, why do they have to race two year olds!
Yep, a lot of work. Early morning breezing!
Great article, nice early morning workout for the race horses!
Yep early morning breezing for sure!