Breeders Association of Great Britain and Ireland enters partnership to support sales welfare principles

Prior to the semi-annual season, guidance on the sale of purebred and breeding stock was published through a partnership between the Master Breeders Association (TBA) and the Irish Thoroughbred Breeders Association (ITBA). ). These guidelines were created after consultation with industry participants and the support of both the Tattersalls and Goffs. Available Onlinethe purpose is to help new entrants in the industry navigate the sales and sales preparation process for optimal horse health and welfare, while providing transparency regarding pre-bred care, during and after the sale.

Ted Voute, Chairman of the TBA Consignment Sales Committee said, “The British and Irish thoroughbred livestock industries remain committed to supporting and promoting the highest standards of care and health for their horses. our through instruction and training. Publishing these guides demonstrates how we can work together to introduce our best practices to people outside our field and help new entrants. “

Shane O’Dwyer, ITBA CEO added, “We are delighted to be partnering on this initiative with the UK’s TBA to highlight the high standards in the Purebred sector. Nothing can replace the practical experience or training our industries provide, but working together, we can help new entrants across both markets find the key information they need. to navigate the sales process and provide optimal care for their horses. “

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