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INTERNSHIPS
Barn Management
Internship
(Fall) ANSC 401 (V)
 In addition to horse care, the Barn Management
Internship focuses on preparation and photography of
horses to be sold at the annual auction. Interns handle,
groom, bathe and condition horses for the sale.
Additionally, they help to create nutrition plans for
the horses, and are involved in administering proper
immunizations, de-worming, and assisting veterinarians
and the farrier when needed. The summer internship
program requires students to participate 3 days each
week. These students are also responsible for record
keeping, feeding, daily care of horses and upkeep of the
D.E. King Pavilion and grounds.
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details including requirements, mission, code of conduct
and application.
Breeding Barn Internship
(Spring) ANSC 401 (V)
Students work extensively with broodmares throughout the
foaling season, learning relative information
such as mare care, health monitoring, imprint training,
breeding techniques, and emergency situations.
2008 Interns
Amanda G., Tia
Bradford, Ann Bartlett, Anna Stevens, Megan Broyles,
Michael Mann, Caroline M., Danael suttle, Caitlin
Barnett (TA), Martha Sandaven (EPV), Stephanie O’Berg,
Jolene, R. Harrison, Briana with lead Lipizzaner rider
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