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21 Nov 2025
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St Mark's Basilica on parade at Coolmore Stud at the 2025 ITM Stallion Trail. Picture: Alex Cairns
Many of the world’s top stallions are set to be showcased during the Irish Thoroughbred Marketing (ITM) Irish Stallion Trail, which takes place on Friday and Saturday, January 16 and 17.
Following another stellar year for Irish sires on the global stage in 2025, the trail offers breeders, racing professionals and fans a unique chance to see these equine champions in person at over 30 leading stallion farms across 12 counties.
The trail includes stallion farms in Tipperary, including Coolmore.
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The ITM Irish Stallion Trail is a free event, open to all.
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Visitors can simply register for the studs they wish to visit via www.itm.ie/stalliontrail and are free to explore within the advertised opening hours.
Due to high demand, those wishing to visit Coolmore Stud must register for a specific date and time slot.
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