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Accueil / Mots-clés horse museum
+ stud farm 43
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As old age creeps on, the path is smoother and easier
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At the Well of Wisdom, they pause to wish for enlightenment
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Even if you are not interested in horsebreeding, a tour of The National Stud is well worth doing
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From the cave the first steps of life leads along the path of childhood
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Here he started to breed thoroughbred horses
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His soul is laid to rest, surrounded by weeping trees
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His soul passes through the Gate of Eternity.....and so the Story ends!
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In 1900 Col. William Hall-Walker purchased a farm at Tully, Kildare
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In 1915 he gave the Stud as a gift to the British Crown
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In 1943 it was handed back to the Irish government
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In 1945 the Irish National Stud Company was formed
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In return, he was bestowed the title Lord Wavertree
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Irish National Stud gardens
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Irish National Stud grounds
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Irish National Stud grounds
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Miniature Japanese Village
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More obstacles come in the way and they go through a roller coaster of positive and negative experiences
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On the way to the National Stud
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Once across the bridge they come to the Honeymoon Path
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Some described his policies on breeding and management as 'inspired' or 'eccentric'
