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The Thoroughbred Breeders’ Association’s (TBA) aim is to assist their members and the industry in all areas of thoroughbred breeding.
They have an impressive portfolio of membership benefits, events, educational forums and advantage schemes which are designed to provide the knowledge, tools, advice and support to help breeders be more productive and profitable, while simultaneously enjoying the vital role they have within the world of racing.
Whatever your interest or business, if you have one broodmare or an operation of 20, if you’re not a breeder but an ardent racing enthusiast, you will find that being a TBA member will suit you in number of ways.
They are here to help you enjoy the wonderful world of thoroughbreds.
For more information or to join email: info@thetba.co.uk
Full Membership includes all benefits
- Breeders rrizes
- Buying group/discounts
- Access to exclusive events and free badges
- Cheltenham Breeders’ Club
- Training and education opportunities
- Professional services
- Publication subscriptions
- Insurance
- Representation and industry support
£125 per year
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