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Arkle.
26 Apr 12 19:26
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I am facinated with  Thoroughbred Bloodstock and Breeding and I would like to learn as much as I can about the subject. Is there any formal degree course I can pursue?

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jonnyrotten
When: 27 Apr 12 16:03
unfortunately it mostly depends how posh you areShocked
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potentialmillionaire
When: 27 Apr 12 20:06
Arkle, where are you coming from here? I feel the industry is largely a practical one and so much is best learned from a participatory position. I don't know about formal degree courses and frankly like so many degree courses over here (UK) I am not sure it wouldn't be just another option to keep people in further education who should be starting a more vocational career placement.

What are your objectives? A bit more info might have people coming forward with some good ideas for you.
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Senor El Betrutti
When: 27 Apr 12 20:14
Hi Arkle

There is a degree on offer (which I have been on) at Warwickshire College, the course title has changed many times I think it is now Horse Racing Business, Management and Practice. It is run with input from the British Racing School. Here is the link to some info http://www.brs.org.uk/Courses/foundation_degree/
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The Gotchee
When: 03 May 12 19:42
Thanks for the replies. I will be getting in touch with Warwickshire College, it seems like a good starting point.
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Prima Donna
When: 03 May 12 22:08
I am a little confused with your reply The Gotchee, as I thought that Arkle had asked the question. Or are you he? Perhaps you logged in to the wrong account.....?!Confused

As far as educational courses go, the Irish National Stud do a good course I hear.
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