We were delighted to visit Victor Stud today following an invitation received from Godolphin Ireland. The stud farm is only a short walk from the school so we donned our hi-vis jackets once again and headed off this morning. Thank you to Willie, Colette, Mick and John from Godolphin Ireland who showed us around the farm and explained to us the work involved in running and maintaining such a busy farm. They explained how to measure and weigh a horse as well as the importance of good grooming, healthcare and feeding. We learned about micro-chipping, examined a horse passport and we also saw the horse weigh bridge in action along with the machinery in use each day on the farm. At the end of our visit, Willie very kindly gave each of the pupils a goodie bag to go with the information book we received at the beginning of our visit. On our way back to the school, we were delighted to receive more refreshments courtesy of Nicholas O'Toole at Thomastown Cross!
Thank you to everyone at Victor Stud along with Nicholas who helped to make today such a memorable and enjoyable day out.
Thank you to everyone at Victor Stud along with Nicholas who helped to make today such a memorable and enjoyable day out.
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