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UK phase of Godolphin Flying Star program for first year interns started remotely from Ireland, Godolphin announced Monday Ongoing COVID-19 pandemic required change This segment will include insurance of stocks of blood, race administration, nominations sales, marketing, human resources, race and vet management, as well as an introduction to the legal system Other changes include hands-on experience with yearlings which will be undertaken at Kildangan Stud, while the two-week racehorse exercise course will be completed at the Racing Academy and Center for Education (RACE) instead of the British Racing School Later in the two-year course, a study trip to the UK was scheduled

In Australia, second year Godolphin Flying Star interns are participating in the program with little change in the course structure They have been quarantined for two weeks and are now based in Scone, NSW, where they make practical rotations in the surroundings, as well as visit the stud farms of Hunter Valley Interns also completed their leadership module at Macquarie University Graduate School of Managment in Sydney

“It has been important for us to be responsive to the ever-changing environment presented by COVID-19, but it brings me great satisfaction that despite the challenges, the intern groups in Australia and Ireland adopted well and were able to achieve many of the same learning outcomes as the groups from the previous year, ”said Clodagh Kavanagh, director of Godolphin Flying Star

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