Haras de Meautry, Horse stud farm and historic monument in Touques, France.
Haras de Meautry is a horse stud farm protected as a historic monument in Touques, specializing in thoroughbred breeding. The grounds feature pastures, stables, and training areas designed for raising and developing the horses.
French industrialist Alphonse James de Rothschild purchased the estate in the 1800s and established it as a premier thoroughbred breeding center in Normandy. It became one of the region's most respected breeding operations.
The estate reflects French horse-breeding traditions that have been cultivated in this Normandy region for generations. The layout and buildings show how important thoroughbred horses were to local identity and life.
The farm sits about four kilometers from Deauville's racecourses, placing it close to this major horse-racing center. The operation continues its breeding work and welcomes visitors to explore the grounds.
The farm bred the undefeated racehorse Brantôme, which achieved remarkable success during the 1930s and won one of France's most important horse races. The horse's victories brought international recognition to the estate.
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