Chinese interest could be a boon for Irish bloodstock industry as contacts increase

John Tynan talks to Sue Shortt, coach of an eventing team in China, where Irish horses are proving their worth.
Chinese interest could be a boon for Irish bloodstock industry as contacts increase
Thu, 27 Mar, 2014 - 00:00
John Tynan

EVENTING coach Sue Shortt says there is huge potential for the sale of Irish horses to China.

Her assessment is based on the mental acuity of the Irish horse and its suitability for riders learning their trade.

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