Jockey Club scholarships for animal science students

Two U.S. of A. of America students accept received The Jockey Club Jack Goodman Scholarships for the  Jockey Club scholarships for animate beingness scientific discipline students
Christina MooreTwo U.S. of A. of America students accept received The Jockey Club Jack Goodman Scholarships for the  Jockey Club scholarships for animate beingness scientific discipline students Matthew Benton

Two U.S. of A. of America students accept received The Jockey Club Jack Goodman Scholarships for the 2012-2013 academic year.

The awards to Matthew Benton as well as Christina Moore, students at the University of Arizona’s Race Track Industry Program (RTIP), were announced past times Matt Iuliano, executive vice president as well as executive manager of The Jockey Club, as well as Doug Reed, manager of the RTIP.

Benton, of Saratoga Springs, New York, is a senior studying animate beingness science; Moore, of Lacon, Illinois, is a minute twelvemonth graduate pupil working on a master’s inwards animate beingness science. This is the minute Goodman Scholarship for Benton, whose scholarship from end twelvemonth was renewed for 2012-2013.

“These students accept proved themselves non solely inwards the classroom simply inside the industry,” said Iuliano. “The Jockey Club is pleased to move business office of the Jack Goodman Scholarship, which volition assist Matthew as well as Christina succeed inwards the RTIP as well as fulfill their ambitions inwards the Thoroughbred industry.”

The Jockey Club Jack Goodman Scholarship was created inwards 2007 as well as is awarded annually to RTIP students based on their academic achievement, proposed career path inwards the Thoroughbred racing manufacture as well as previous manufacture involvement. Goodman is a longtime fellow member of The Jockey Club as well as is ane of 3 founders of the RTIP.

“The RTIP is really grateful to Mr. Goodman for his purpose inwards establishing as well as nurturing our plan as well as every bit grateful to The Jockey Club for supporting our students,” said Reed.

The University of Arizona Race Track Industry Program has placed well-nigh 600 alumni inwards the racing industry.

 

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