New Addition at Woodside Park

Media Release - Tuesday March 13
Woodside Park Stud (Woodside) have announced that it has secured former Inglis Senior Bloodstock Consultant, James Price, as its new General Manager Commercial.

 

James has had a long career of over 10 years at Inglis as their Senior Bloodstock Consultant in Victoria. James will be responsible for the management of Woodside's bloodstock, stallion nominations and marketing and communications. 


James will formally commence on Monday 19 March 2018.

 

Woodside's Mark Rowsthorn commented, "James' appointment is great for the farm, his experience and relationships with breeders and key industry participants both locally and overseas will be of great value to the business and the Woodside team."
 


Woodside also advised that Mark Rowsthorn will be taking on the role of Chief Executive Office and will be responsible for the day to day operations of the business and its strategic direction.
 

"I am extremely passionate about this business and am keen to take Woodside to greater heights over the coming years," Rowsthorn said.
 


"The outlook for the business is extremely strong and I can't wait to see what we can achieve over the coming years." 
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