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Best bookshops in Dublin for Equine books!

marley123 · 2012-08-28 15:50:02

Looking to pick up a few on schooling young horses etc , any of the book shops I have been to mainly stock racing books etc...

28-08-2012 3:50pm

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Looking to pick up a few on schooling young horses etc , any of the book shops I have been to mainly stock racing books etc...

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#2 28-08-2012 4:31pm

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Dedicated equestrian shops are probably a better bet, unless you know what book you're after, in which case a book shop can order it in for you. TRI have a book section in their store on the Curragh. Berneys' in Kilcullen probably have some, too.

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#3 29-08-2012 2:48pm

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Hi Marley

May not be relevant for you as it's on breaking and backing rather than schooling - but George Webb's DVD is very good. If you google An Irish Horseman you should be able to get it.

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