KEMI NEWS - Kentucky Equine Management Internship

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Fall 2007
KENTUCKY EQUINE MANAGEMENT INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
Fall 2007
KEMI NEWS
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EXINGTON—
Twenty-three interns,
representing 13 states and the
countries of Poland and Argentina, were selected to participate in the Fall 2007
session of the Kentucky
Equine Management Internship (KEMI) program.
The Fall session began with
a week-long short course, intended to bring all the interns
up-to-date on the vast thoroughbred industry in Central
Kentucky. The were guests of
several major farms including
Three Chimneys Farm, Hill
‘N’ Dale, Lane’s End/Oak Tree
Division, Old Friends Farm,
and Juddmonte Farms. In addition, the interns also visited
Hagyard Equine Medical Institute, Rood & Riddle Equine
Hospital, Farmers Feed Mill,
KESMARC, Ken McPeek
Racing Stable, Keeneland, the
Thoroughbred Training Center,
Fasig-Tipton and Churchill
Downs Racetrack. The week
was capped off by an afternoon
of racing at River Downs
Racetrack which included a
trip to the Winners’ Circle.
After completing the Short
Course experience, the interns
began working on area Thoroughbred farms where the majority have been working with
yearlings headed to the
Keeneland September Yearling
Sale or Fasig-Tipton Fall Yearling Sale in October. After the
yearling sales, most of the interns will begin working with
mares and weanlings that will
be sold in November at the
Keeneland Sale. The interns at
Pin Oak Stud and Juddmonte
Farms have been working with
yearlings that are being prepared to begin their racing careers. In addition to this daily
work, the interns also attend
weekly educational lectures
given by some of the most
prominent individuals in Thoroughbred racing and farm
management in Central Kentucky. They also attend the
monthly meetings of the Kentucky Thoroughbred Farm
Managers Club (KTFMC).
These weekly lectures and
monthly meetings provide
multiple networking opportunities to the interns and help
Fall 2007 K E M I Interns
them refine their career choices.
Host farms for this group of
interns include Ashford Stud,
Creekview Farm, Crestwood
Farm, Dell Ridge Farm,
Hunter Valley Farm, Juddmonte Farms, Lane’s
End/Oak Tree Division, Margaux Farm, Mill Ridge Farm,
Pin Oak Stud, Shawnee Farm,
Stonestreet Farm, Three Chimneys Farm and Trackside
Farm.
KEMI offers two different
internship sessions each year.
The Spring session (JanuaryJune) provides opportunities to
work with and learn about
mares and foals, while the Fall
session (July-December) concentrates on sales preparation
and early race-training. Applications for either KEMI session, as well as additional
information about the program
can be found on the KEMI
website: www.kemi.org
To date, KEMI has provided
internship opportunities to
more than 250 interns from 45
different states and 15 foreign
countries. Many of our graduates have found rewarding careers in the equine industry
thorough the contacts made
during their time in the program. KEMI is supported by
the generous contributions of
area farms, businesses, foundations and individual donors.
KEMI is a non-profit corporation and all donations to the
program are tax-deductible.
Questions about making a donation to KEMI should be forwarded to the Program
Coordinator.
INSIDE THIS
ISSUE:
Page 1:
KEMI News
Pages 2-6:
Fall Class of 2007
Pages 6-7:
Where are they now?
Page 8:
Host Farms and
Equine Facilities
Participating Colleges
and Universities
Foreign Countries
Represented
Board of Directors
Admission Deadlines
KEMI
P.O. Box 910628
Lexington, KY 40591
Phone: 859-277-2512
Toll Free: 877-644-KEMI
Fax: 859-277-2753
Website: www.kemi.org
Leslie A. Janecka
Coordinator
Email: lesliej@kemi.org
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ASHLEY BRYANT
University of Maine
Hunter Valley Farm
KEMI fall Class of 2007
Ashley is from Monroe, Maine. She graduated this past spring from the University of
Maine at Orono with a BS in Animal Science, and is currently in the process of applying to veterinary school for the fall of 2008.
DARCI BURTON
Chico State University
Trackside Farm
Darci graduated from Chico State in May 2007 with a B.S. in Agriculture, Animal
Science Option. After completing KEMI, she would like to stay and work with mares
& foals.“Eventually I plan on going back to graduate school to pursue
Veterinary Medicine or obtain a Masters Degree in Equine Reproduction.”
AMANDA BUSH
North Carolina State University
Shawnee Farm
Amanda is a senior in Animal Science at North Carolina State University and has been
around horses since she was young. Currently, she rides and shows American Saddlebreds. She also teaches lessons and assists in training at Hibriten Stables
in Hickory, NC. “As an aspiring veterinarian, I am always looking for
new hands-on ways to gain animal and equine management experience.
Through this unique program, I hope to apply what I have already
learned in my college classes and personal experience to the work I will
accomplish as a part of the program.”
CLAY CASON
California
Three Chimneys Farm
A former California resident, Clay came to Lexington in the Spring of 2007 to participate in the KEMI Spring session, where he was an intern at Hinkle Farm. He decided to remain in Kentucky and attend the Fall KEMI program where he is an intern
at Three Chimneys Farm. Clay intends to make Kentucky his permanent home and the
Thoroughbred industry his permanent career.
BRIANA CLARK
University of Vermont
Pin Oak Stud
A junior at the University of Vermont, majoring in Equine Science, Briana took the
semester off to participate in the KEMI program to gain more hands-on experience in
my equine education. “The KEMI experience has been very hands-on
and it has opened my eyes to a whole new industry that I previously
knew very little about. Even after just two months I feel as if I could go
home with having accomplished so much!"
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KATHRYN DICKSON
New Mexico State University
Juddmonte Farm
Kathryn grew up in El Paso, Texas, working with all breeds and disciplines of horses.
She graduated from New Mexico State University with a Bachelor of Science Degree
in Animal Science. She loves endurance riding and hunter/jumpers, and was an active
member of the NMSU Equestrian Team. She came to Kentucky to
introduce herself to Thoroughbred racing, and to discover a whole
new career path.
Orginally from Poland, Sylwia gained experience working with 3 day event horses,
then, she moved to Austria to continue her passion for horses by studying Equine Science at the Veterinary Medicine University of Vienna. “When I heard about KEMI, I
thought that it would be great opportunity to learn about the racing
industry and American culture- so now I'm enjoying working with the
yearlings at Margaux Farm I have been accepted to Veterinary
School, so after completing KEMI I plan to return to Austria as my
goal is to become equine Veterinarian.”
MEREDITH FREENEY
Michigan State University
Shawnee Farm
Meredith graduated from Michigan State University with a B.S. in Animal Science
which included a semester abroad at a riding college in Northern Ireland. “ I was
interested in exploring career options in the Thoroughbred industry. KEMI has
allowed me hands-on experience in the field while furthering both my
academic knowledge and my networking contacts in the industry. Without the program, people such as myself would have no way to enter the
world of racing. Although the work can be hard and the hours long, it
has been an irreplaceable experience.”
KATIE GOODMAN
William Woods University
Creekview Farm
Katie Goodman is a Senior at William Woods University in Missouri. She is originally from Houston, Texas, where her interest in horses flourished. She began working at different hunter/jumper barns when she was 13 but hadn’t really experienced
anything outside of that aspect of the equine industry until joining the KEMI program.
“KEMI is allowing me to take a look into the billion dollar industry of thoroughbred
racing and educating me on the various aspects of the industry.”
SARAH GRIGOLEIT
Colorado State University
Juddmonte Farm
Sarah grew up in southern Minnesota and is attending Colorado State University.
She is pursuing a Bachelor of Science Degree in Equine Sciences. She has loved
horses for as long as she can remember and has spent the last 12 years
doing 3-day events and hunter/jumper training. Sarah has worked the
last two summers at Saratoga Race Course and hopes to pursue a job
in the Thoroughbred industry upon graduation.
KEMI fall Class of 2007
SYLWIA DOBRZYNSKA
Poland
Margaux Farm
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VYCTORIA GRINER
Michigan State University
Dell Ridge Farm
KEMI fall Class of 2007
Tori graduated from Michigan State University and is currently in her second KEMI
session. After completing the breeding season as an intern at Hunter Valley Farm,
Tori decided to stay for the yearling sale preparation session and is
an intern at Dell Ridge Farm. She is planning to become a permanent resident of Kentucky and remain in the Thoroughbred industry.
LEANDA HODGKIN
Johnson & Wales University
Trackside Farm
Leanda is in the process of completing a degree in Equine Business
Management/Riding from Johnson and Wales University in Providence, Rhode Island.
She has ridden Dressage all her life and has a background in Sport
Horses.“Through the KEMI program, I have learned a lot about the
thoroughbred industry in Kentucky and plan on staying after the
internship is over.”
JOY HOHENSHELT
University of California Davis
Three Chimneys Farm
This is Joy’s second session of KEMI and she is working at Three Chimneys Farm. She
is a recent graduate of University of California at Davis earning her degree in Equine
Animal Science. “I have enjoyed my time in KEMI and feel very grateful
for the opportunities KEMI has given me. I am looking forward to staying in Kentucky and pursuing a career in the Thoroughbred industry.”
LISA LETSCH
Oregon State Univesity
Crestwood Farm
Lisa Letsch, from Dallas, Oregon, is in the process of completing her degree at
Oregon State University in Corvallis, where she worked as the student herdsman at
the Horse Center. “I am enjoying my time here in Kentucky working with thoroughbreds through the KEMI program. I am learning alot about prepping
yearlings for the sales and am looking at the possibility of staying for
the second session to learn about my main interest, reproduction.”
NICOLAS MARTIN-FERRO
Argentina
Ashford Stud
Nicolas came to the KEMI program from his native Argentina where is family is very
active in the Thoroughbred industry. He is currently an intern at Ashford Stud.
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LEISA MILANO
Utah State University
Ashford Stud
Leisa is a senior at Utah State University majoring in Animal Science and will be
graduating in May. She is currently an intern Ashford Stud’s Brookside Division.
“I have already been offered a job back here at Ashford when I graduate from college.
I’ll be working with mares, weanlings, and yearlings. I love my job!”
A graduate of Louisiana Tech University in May 2007, Amber earned a bachelors
degree in Equine Science. Growing up in Houston, she competed in hunter/jumpers
for many years, but has always been interested in racing as well. “The KEMI program
and my love for horses has brought me to Kentucky to explore the
many opportunities that the Thoroughbred industry has to offer.”
ROD RICHARDSON
Indiana
Stonestreet Farm
Rod is the owner of a Thoroughbred farm in Indiana. He chose to attend the KEMI
program to learn more about the industry in Central Kentucky and to make some valuable contacts.“The internship is an eye-opening experience into the world of Thoroughbreds. It has given me many new ideas that I can later apply to my own
Thoroughbreds back home in Indiana.”
JESSICA SMITH
New Mexico State University
Mill Ridge Farm
Originally from Elbert, Colorado, Jessica just completed her degree in Animal Science at New Mexico State University. She has ridden horses since the age of 10 and
was a member of the NMSU equestrian team. She plans to remain in the equine
industry after pursing a graduate degree in equine reproductive
physiology.
AMY VASKO
University of California Davis
Juddmonte Farms
A 2006 Animal Science graduate from University of California Davis, Amy came to
Kentucky to learn about the possibilities of working in the Thoroughbred industry.
She attended the Spring session of KEMI working at Denali Stud, where
she gained experience with breeding, foaling, and vet work. Then to
learn about thoroughbred sales and breaking process, Amy stayed for
the Fall session of KEMI to work at Juddmonte Farms. Prior to coming
to Kentucky, Amy’s horse experience included everything from riding
and driving to work on various equine breeding farms.
KEMI fall Class of 2007
AMBER PIPES
Louisiana Tech University
Lane’s End/Oak Tree Division
KEMI fall Class of 2007
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FELICIA WHITTEN
University of Maine
Dell Ridge Farm
Felicia is currently a student at the University of Maine, studying Animal & Veterinary Sciences and Resource & Agribusiness Management. She is also a member of the
US Army Reserves and has extensive experience working with Standardbred race
horses.
JUSTIN WOJCZYNSKI
Michigan State University
Stonestreet Farm
A graduate of Michigan State University’s Animal Science program, Justin came to
the KEMI program to learn more about the Thoroughbred industry and to explore
equine career opportunities.“KEMI is a great learning experience
where we have every opportunity to learn about the Thoroughbred industry. I feel very fortunate to be given the opportunity to learn and
meet so many influential people.”
KATRINA ZIMMER
University of California Davis
Pin Oak Stud
Katrina recently graduated from UC Davis with a degree in Animal Science with an emphasis in Equine.“I am wholeheartedly enjoying my time both in Kentucky and at Pin
Oak Stud. They have given me an amazing array of new experiences
ranging from riding in the back of a horse van to breaking/training a
large number of yearlings at one time and at the same pace. I am planning on staying in the area and am interested in a position as an exercise
rider.”
WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
Spring 2000 -Ashley Anderson-Tackett – WinStar Farm, Kentucky; Nicole Burnett – Farrier & Quarter Horse Trainer/Breeder,
Idaho; Tiffany Ebmyer- Veterinary Technician, Indiana; Kellie O’Neill-Michaud – High School Ag Teacher, Delaware,
Jamie Sheeder-O’Flynn – Hagyard Equine Medical Institute, Kentucky; Daniel Smith – Graduate School, Texas A&M University; Rebecca Solee-Bohlmann – Licensed Veterinarian, Wisconsin; Amanda Wiggins – Breaking Yearlings, Kentucky
Fall 2000 - Kathleen Baska, Land O Lakes/Purina Feed Company, Kansas; Michael Blake – Farm Owner, Ascot Stud, Ontario,
Canada; Caryn Cooper-Brainard, Veterinary Student, Colorado State University; Leslie Hinrichs-Wagner, University of
Nebraska Extension Agent, Nebraska; Cathy McNeeley –Licensed Trainer/Exercise Rider, Kentucky; Timothy Walsh –
Licensed Grade III Winning Trainer
Spring 2001 - Amanda Beisner-Hardy, Select Breeders Southwest, Texas; Carrie DeWitt-Gilbert Flaxman Holdings, Ltd.,
Kentucky; Randy Gilbert, Farm Manager, Meadow Haven Farm, Kentucky; Carly Jay-Eddahri – Barn Manager, Virginia;
Bettina Loudermilk, Equine Instructor, Pierce College, California; Beth McAllister- Three Chimneys Farm, Kentucky; Andrea
Phelps-Oostenrijk – Software Developer, Louisiana; China Prentice, Veterinary Technician, California; Natasha Savluk-Lilly,
Veterinary Student, University of California, Davis; Morgan Shummer, Brazos Valley Genetics, Texas; Jennifer Shupe, Veterinary Student, Mississippi State University; Georgie Stockdale – Pharmaceutical Sales, Missouri; Janel Watson – US Air Force
Fall 2001 - Sarah Davala-Lutte – The Nature Conservancy, Washington, DC; Alicia Fuller, Veterinary Supply Sales, Washington; Kimberly Sodt, US Dressage Foundation, Kentucky
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WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
Spring 2002 - Melody Adams-Lockett, Veterinary Student, University of Tennessee; Anna Diefendorf-Diaz, Stony Oak Farm,
Kentucky; Candy Evans-Short Horse Trainer, Idaho; Michelle Harmon Margaux Farm, Kentucky; Adolfo Martinez, Mill
Ridge Farm, Kentucky; Kristie McMichael-Ryals, Veterinary Technician, Idaho; Abigail Runion – Equine Nurse, Virginia;
Cooper Sawyer, Mill Ridge Farm, Kentucky
Fall 2002- Edylyn Ching, Licensed Winning Thoroughbred Trainer; Andrew Kitlas, United States Marine Corps; Margrit
Lent, Law School, University of Boulder, Colorado; Diana Smith, Licensed Winning Jockey & Assistant Trainer
Spring 2003 - Elizabeth Caskey, Veterinary Technician, Michigan; Lindsey Holschbach, Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital,
Kentucky; Melanie Houston, Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital, Kentucky; Mary Hope Kramer, Shadwell Farm, Kentucky;
Liz LaBonty, Equine Instructor, Laramie County CC, Wyoming; Suchinder Lakshmanasamy, Licensed Veterinarian, Orchid
Chemicals, India; Sabrina Reilly, Veterinary Student, Atlantic Veterinary College, Canada; Jennie Rhoads, Rood & Riddle
Equine Hospital, Kentucky
Fall 2003 - Randi Armstrong, Veterinary Technician, Kentucky; Cassie Ayers, Veterinary Student, Michigan State University; Jamie DeRoin, Veterinary Student, Iowa State University; Jaclyn Gallant – Cargill Animal Nutrition, Connecticut;
Jennifer Godman – Veterinary Student, University of Glascow, Scotland; Mary Lawlor, Hidden Brook Farm, Kentucky;
Allison Wissink-Coleman, Woodford Veterinary Clinic, Kentucky
Spring 2004 - Katherine Cain, Cobra Farm, Kentucky; Katheryn Cerny, Farm Manager, Margaux Farm, Kentucky; Amy
Delwiche, Team Valor, Kentucky; Jenna Johnson, Equine Embryo Transfer Clinic, Brazil; Marsha McDowell, Veterinary
Student, North Carolina State University; Anna Thompson, Irish National Stud Course, Ireland; Kerry Thompson, American
Horse Council, Washington, DC; Cori Woelk, Equine Events Coordinator, Oklahoma
Fall 2004 - Taylor Cabalka, Guest Ranch, Colorado; Jessie Daniels, Riding Instructor, Oregon; Sasha Fritsch-Kone, Equine
Dentist, Pennsylvania; Elizabeth Graeber, Mill Ridge Farm, Kentucky; Amy LaFave, Juddmonte Farms, Kentucky; Adam
Marthaler, Stonestreet Farm, Kentucky; Michaela Mathis, Darley at Jonabell Farm, Kentucky; Suzanne Meyer, Richland
Ranch, Illinois; Catherine Socha, Pin Oak Stud, Kentucky; Alexis Van Hooser, Three Chimneys Farm, Kentucky; Stephannie
Welder, Equine Assisted Psychotherapy, Ohio
Spring 2005 - Lauren Dermyer, Margaux Farm, Kentucky; Elise Dunphy, Veterinary Student, University of Pennsylvania;
Diana Gauck, Three Chimneys Farm, Kentucky; Rosella Hunter, Fair Hill Training Center, Maryland; Erika Justus,
Executive Director, Dickinson Co. Hosp Found, Michigan; Crystal Stotler-Howard, Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital, Kentucky; Molly Welle, Veterinary Student, Colorado State University; Sara Whalley, Woodford Veterinary Clinic, Kentucky;
Renae Williams, Magali Farms, California; Lloyd Willis, Graduate School, Texas A&M University
Fall 2005 - Kelly Clark-Durkin, Crestwood Farm, Kentucky; Neel Ford, Insurance Underwriter, Tennessee; Myra Haberneck, Three Chimneys Farm, Kentucky; Lisa Marie Jess, Palm Beach Equine Clinic, Florida; Carrie Klooster, Farm
Manger, Rancho Murieta, California; Natalie Phillips, Hagyard Equine Medical Institute, Kentucky; Erin Priest, Veterinary
Technician, Colorado State University Vet Hospital
Spring 2006 - Rachel Bissonette, Lane’s End/Oak Tree Division, Kentucky; Jordan Blair, Office Manager, Ben-D Farms,
Kentucky; Rachael Cooper, California Horse Racing Board, California; Heather Dull, Ashford Stud, Kentucky; Heather
Dunaway, Rood & Riddle Equine Clinic, Kentucky; Brittney Gamler, WinStar Farm, Kentucky; Natalie Landen, St. George’s
University Veterinary School, Grenada; Kim Ryan, Spendthrift Farm, Kentucky; Nicole Trout, Coolmoore, Australia;
Fall 2006 - Claire Harrison, Shadwell Farm, Kentucky; Dara Neal, Graduate Student, Virginia Tech University; Tae Won
Park, Farrier, Kentucky; Katie Tolbert, Juddmonte Farms, Kentucky; Alisa Tringale-Jackson, Darley Australia
Spring 2007 - Michelle Beaver, Gainesway Farm, Kentucky; Brittany Branham, Hurricane Hills Farm, Kentucky; Clay
Cason, KEMI Fall 2007 Intern, Three Chimneys Farm, Kentucky; Krista Cotten, Ken McPeek Racing Stables, Kentucky;
Justin Goethals, Hurricane Hills Farm, Kentucky; Vyctoria Griner, KEMI Fall 2007 Intern, Dell Ridge Farm, Kentucky;
Joy Hohenshelt, KEMI Fall 2007 Intern, Three Chimneys Farm, Kentucky; Angela Infante, Hagyard Equine Medical Institute, Kentucky; Lane Johnson, WinStar Farm, Kentucky; Kelly Penn, Coolmore Australia; Amy Vasko, KEMI Fall 2007
Intern, Juddmonte Farms, Kentucky
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H O S T FA R M S & E Q U I N E FA C I L I T I E S
Milestone Farm
Mill Ridge Farm
Overbrook Farm
Payson Stud
Pin Oak Stud
Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital
Shadwell Farm
Shawnee Farm
Stonestreet Farm
Three Chimneys Farm
Trackside Farm
Wimbledon Farm
WinStar Farm
Woodstock Farm
Dallas Stewart Racing
Darby Dan Farm
Dell Ridge Farm
Denali Stud
Dixiana Farm
Gainesway Farm
Hinkle Farm
Hunter Valley Farm
Indian Creek
Juddmonte Farms
Lane’s End Farm
Lane’s End/Oak Tree Division
Lantern Hill Farm
Margaux Farm
505 Farm
Adena Springs
Ashford Stud
Bluegrass Thoroughbreds
Bluewater Sales
Calumet Farm
Castleton Lyons
Chesapeake Farm
Claiborne Farm
ClassicStar
Cobra Farm
Creekview Farm
Crestfield Farm
Crestwood Farm
P A R T I C I P AT I N G C O L L E G E S & U N I V E R S I T I E S
Linn Benton Community College
Louisiana State University
Louisiana Tech University
Meredith Manor Equestrian Centre
Michigan State University
Mississippi State University
Murray State University
New Mexico State University
North Carolina State University
Northeastern State University
North Georgia College
Northern Michigan University
The Ohio State University
Ohio State ATI
Oklahoma State University
Oregon State University
Otterbein College
Pennsylvania State University
Pierce College
Purdue University
Saint Mary of the Woods College
Sam Houston State University
Scottsdale Community College
Shasta College
Sierra College
Southern Illinois University
Sul Ross State University
State University of New York-Old Westbury
Texas A&M University
University of Arizona
University of California-Davis
Auburn University
Baylor University
Becker College
Bemidji State University
Berry College
Brigham Young University
BrighamYoung University-Idaho
Butte College
Cal Poly State University
California State University-Chico
California State University Fresno
Cazenovia College
Centenary College
Clemson University
Colby Community College
College of Southern Idaho
Columbia State Community College
Colorado State University
Cornell University
Delaware Valley College
Dickenson State University
Elms College
Erie Community College
Frostburg State University
Hampden Sydney College
Iowa State University
Johnson & Wales University
Judson College
Kansas State University
Laramie County Community College
Lexington Community College
FOREIGN COUNTRIES REPRESENTED
Argentina
Brazil
Canada
England
Germany
India
Ireland
Korea
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Malaysia
Poland
Scotland
South Africa
Garrett O’Rourke
Callan Strouss
Sandy Hatfield
Jackie Smith
Laurie Lawrence, Ph.D.
David Switzer
Steve Johnson
Tom Evans
Mike Owens
Shannon White
Naoya Yoshida, DVM
Michael Banahan
Leslie Janecka
Juddmonte Farms
Lane’s End/Oak Tree Division
Three Chimneys Farm
Juddmonte Farms
University of Kentucky
Kentucky Thoroughbred Association
Margaux Farm
Trackside Farm
Cobra Farm
Fares Farm
Winchester Farm
Darley USA
Admission To:
Spring 2008
Fall 2008
Spring 2009
Fall 2009
Spring 2010
Deadline for Applications:
October 31, 2007
April 30, 2008
October 31, 2008
April 30, 2009
October 31, 2009
ADMISSION DEADLINES
University of Colorado
University of Connecticut
University of Delaware
University of Denver
University of Findlay
University of Florida
University of Georgia
University of Idaho
University of Illinois
University of Kentucky
University of Maine
University of Maryland
University of Massachusetts
University of Minnesota-Crookston
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University of Missouri-Columbia
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University of Rhode Island
University of Tulsa
University of Tennessee-Knoxville
University of Tennessee-Martin
University of Vermont
University of Wisconsin-Madison
University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh
University of Wyoming
Utah State University
Virginia Tech University
Washington State University
West Texas A&M University
William Woods University
Turkey
Uruguay
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Director
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Beginning-Ending Dates:
January 7 - June 6, 2008
July 14 - December 12, 2008
January 12 - June 12, 2009
July 13 - December 11, 2009
January 11-June 11, 2010