Rachel Thompson Wins Irish National Stud Scholarship.
Hunter Thoroughbred Breeders Association, awarded the 2020 Irish National Stud Breeding Course scholarship to local lass Ms Rachel Thompson of Barador Stud in Martindale. The HTBA scholarship has boosted many students going on to have hugely successful careers in the breeding industry and remained in the Hunter Valley.
The Irish National Stud Scholarship is for a passionate, motivated individual, aged 30 or under, who would like to travel internationally to further their career in the New Zealand Industry.
The Irish National Stud will be home, school, and workplace to Laura and I for the next five months, thanks to the Keith and Faith Taylor scholarship, which sends a kiwi over each year (two this time round) to represent New Zealand amongst a handful of other nationalities in the Irish National Stud course.
The successful applicant will complete the five-month Irish National Stud Thoroughbred Breeding Course, beginning in late January. The scholarship includes: - Return economy airfare - Fees for the National Stud Diploma course - Accommodation - Cash advance for personal expenses.
Irish National Stud announces the class of 2020 for Thoroughbred Breeding Course The Irish National Stud has announced the 2020 intake of students for its world-renowned Thoroughbred Breeding Course.
From it, the idea came about to create a scholarship for a student of the Irish National Stud course in County Kildare, Ireland, of which Dilger himself was a graduate in 1977.
Significant prizes are awarded at the graduation event; including the Tim Dunlop Memorial Prize for the Top British Student, The Gerald Leigh Trust travel scholarship, The Alborada Trust’s Most Improved Student Award and The National Stud’s Award of Merit and Best Practical Student Award.
THE Irish National Stud’s Thoroughbred Breeding Course has produced many prominent members of a variety of areas of the global bloodstock industry so it is a fair bet that at least a few of this year’s graduating class will go on to become well-known in time.
The Hunter Thoroughbred Breeders Association (HTBA) has awarded the 2020 Irish National Stud Breeding Course scholarship to Ms Rachel Thompson of Barador Stud in Martindale. The HTBA scholarship has boosted many students going on to have hugely successful careers in the breeding industry and remained in the Hunter Valley.
The Sunline International Management Scholarship has been awarded to Kyla Robb, and due to the high calibre of applicants and the generosity of the Keith and Faith Taylor Family both Hannah Airey and Laura Macnab will study at the Irish National Stud.
Anna Miles was awarded the New Zealand Thoroughbred Breeders Scholarship to attend the Irish National Stud's Thoroughbred Breeding and Management Course in 2001. At the completion of the course, Anna was awarded the Gold Medal for Top Student of that year.
The Gerry Dilger Equine Scholarship Foundation will award a scholarship to a young Irish student attending the Irish National Stud, in County Kildare, Ireland, on an annual basis. One hundred percent of donations will go towards scholarship awards.
From it, the idea came about to create a scholarship for a student of the Irish National Stud course in County Kildare, Ireland, of which Dilger himself was a graduate in 1977. The Irish National Stud program is one of the world’s preeminent courses on Thoroughbred breeding, and has produced prominent figures in the sport throughout the world.
