Empowering Equestrians
Connecting Equestrians to all the Unique Resources and Opportunities in the Horse Industry
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Equine Scholarship Forum
The Williams Scholarship
Internship Listing
Filled and updated frequently to reflect different scholarships and grants offered to support equestrian education.
Created by Taylor Hayburn, the founder of the organization, to give one horse enthusiasts $30,000 to put towards their equestrian education.
Where anyone can find a list of frequently updated internships offered in and outside the United States. It's not discipline specific, so someone from any discipline can find what they are looking for.
The Vision
Here, we strive to provide young aspiring equestrians with the resources they need to increase their opportunities in the horse industry. With access to hundreds of equine scholarships across the country, they are not limited to specializations in equine entrepreneurship, training, teaching, judging, business management, communications, etc. We aim to create a space where horse enthusiasts can access the resources available in the horse world. We promote the ability for all people to obtain equestrian-centered schooling if that is what they wish to strive for in life.
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Our Success
Katlyn Leahy
Congrats to Katyln, who recently got certified through the Certified Horsemanship Association(CHA) using the grant money she applied for. She found the listing here on our website and is excited to start teaching riding lessons.
Jaden Fousert
Jaden is fine-tuning her bandaging skills at her summer internship in Texas, where she's been learning the daily routines of different equine athletes. She is so happy to have found the internship position, and we here at the Williams Foundation can't wait to see what new doors open for her!
Dylan Hassett
Dylan is a past Williams Scholarship recipient and has invested money towards an Equestrian Studies degree at William Woods University. She still competes in Western Pleasure with the Western show team on campus. Way to go, Dylan!