Thirty students-from 12 different countries-were selected for the 2019 Irish National Stud Thoroughbred Breeding Course which begins on Jan. 15. The six-month course takes place at the County Kildare Stud and was once again heavily oversubscribed with applications.
“This year we were delighted with the calibre of candidates for the 2019 course and I look forward to welcoming the 30 students to the Irish National Stud in January,” said the Irish National Stud's Anne Channon.
The students are as follows: Larry Byrne (Ireland), Victoria Canessa (Argentina), Sarah Collings (Canada), Nicholas Cope (Ireland), Niamh Crehan (Ireland), Lucie Dieuaide (France), Susannah Eckert (America), Jock Ferguson (Australia) Rebecca Fitzpatrick (Ireland), Tyler Frazer, HTBA Scholarship Recipient (Australia), Florence Gore (UK), Nadine Gut (Switzerland), Milly Harwood (UK), Conor Hyland (Ireland), Niall Kelly (Ireland), Henry Lascelles (UK), Caoimhe Loftus (Ireland), Donncha McCarthy (Ireland), Toshihiro Onikubo (Japan), Adam Potts (Ireland), Fabian Puchta (Germany), Millie Reed (UK), David Skelly (Ireland), Ryan Stacey, NZTBA Scholarship Recipient (New Zealand), Shayna Tiller (American), Gonçalinho Torrealba (Brazil), Joan Tyner (Ireland), Poppy Walton (UK) and Tara Watt (UK).
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