Video Catalogue

TBA Chief Executive Naomi Mellor is joined by Rachel Flynn from Keystone Law for an essential briefing on the Employment Rights Act 2025 - the biggest shake-up to workplace legislation in a generation. From changes that are already in force right now, to landmark reforms landing in 2026 and 2027, Rachel cuts through the legal jargon to explain exactly what it means for your business.

Naomi Mellor, Chief Executive of the Thoroughbred Breeders' Association, is joined by industry expert Joe Grimwade and owner/breeder Emma Banks to discuss what it takes to transition from the racetrack to the breeding paddock.

Naomi Mellor, Chief Executive of the Thoroughbred Breeders' Association, is joined by Phillip Norden of Ceres Rural to discuss land management subsidies available to stud farms.

Watch the recording of the Thoroughbred Breeders’ Association's (TBA) annual December forum; Building Bloodlines; Broodmare Evaluation and Purchase. 

James Crowhurst and Kate Sigsworth host a panel Q&A from the TBA's Nature or Nurture 2025 educational event. The panel consists of Dr Jessica Lawson, Dr Niamh Lewis, Dr Rebecca Mouncey and Dr Andy Dell.

Dr Andy Dell is a Visiting Fellow at Nottingham Trent University, where one of his most recent projects (funded by the TBA and Weatherbys) has assessed genetic diversity in the UK and Ireland thoroughbred population. 

TBA veterinary consultant James Crowhurst sets the scene for the Nature or Nature event. Speakers at the 2025 event discuss veterinary research projects which the TBA has facilitated, providing valuable insight on matters impacting reproductive health and foal development that has formed the content of some of the presentations. 

Couldn't make the Thoroughbred Breeders' Association's (TBA) Breed Smart Forum in person?
Fear not, you can watch the full "Matings for Markets" session here, exclusively on TB-Ed.

Dr Victoria Lindsay-McGee gives an introduction to equine genetics, and discusses some considerations relating to health and reproductive physiology in this online presentation kindly supplied by The University of Edinburgh - The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies. The lecture forms part of the Royal Dick's Equine Reproduction course.

Professor Celia Marr discusses antimicrobial stewardship and how the Thoroughbred breeding industry can play its part in safeguarding the efficacy of these hugely important drugs.
Professor Marr also explores the impact of helminths and common veterinary medications on the gut microbiome.