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Galloping ?

  • 10-03-2007 9:12pm
    #1
    Tush
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    Ayone know of any good spots for Galloping Greyhounds in the Dublin area.??


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  • #2
    Evolution136
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    Dublin is a big place. Any chance of being more specific? North/South?


  • #3
    Tush
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    Hi Evolution136 and thanx for replying,southside would be better but would have no probs in travelling a few miles if its worth while.

    Cheers.


  • #4
    Evolution136
    Closed Accounts Posts: 33 ✭Evolution136


    When we used to have dogs we'd usually gallop them at the back of sundrive park in Crumlin. Just as you enter Sundrive Park from the Stanaway Road Entrance, theres a big hill where the football pitches are. walk around to the side of the pitches on the right and there a lovely strip of grass about 100 yards long. I'd would advise, as with galloping a dog anywhere on grass, to walk the area first to make sure it's safe. Hope this is of some use to you. Good Luck


  • #5
    Tush
    Closed Accounts Posts: 687 ✭✭✭Tush


    Evolution136 wrote:
    When we used to have dogs we'd usually gallop them at the back of sundrive park in Crumlin. Just as you enter Sundrive Park from the Stanaway Road Entrance, theres a big hill where the football pitches are. walk around to the side of the pitches on the right and there a lovely strip of grass about 100 yards long. I'd would advise, as with galloping a dog anywhere on grass, to walk the area first to make sure it's safe. Hope this is of some use to you. Good Luck

    Thanx Evo,but 100 yards is way to short for the type of galloping I will be doing,anyway I have found the ideal spot for it on dollymount strand,thanx again for the reply.


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