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ITBA roadshow is on its way



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Published Date: 26 May 2008
The Irish Thoroughbred Breeders Association (Northern Region) will stage the Ulster leg of the ITBA road show at the Beechlawn Hotel on Wednesday night at 8pm.
The principal speaker will be the new Manager of the I.T.B.A. Shane O'Dwyer.
Chairman of the Northern Region,Dr Dean Harron, pictured, said: "I am pleased to invite members and non members to the Beechlawn Hotel next Wednesday. Shane will detail the very many benefits of membership, the assistance, support and advice available and the new innovations and initiatives currently being developed by the association."
The Irish Thoroughbred Breeders Association is the representative body of the Bloodstock Industry in Ireland at Government level at home and internationally.
Members can avail of exclusive Membership Benefits Scheme offering discounts on breeding and racing publications, accommodation, racecourse membership and a wide range of varied goods and services.
The Ulster region had noted increased interest and support already this year and Wednesday evening is designed to enlighten and supply answers on a variety of subjects for members.



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  • Last Updated: 26 May 2008 8:16 AM
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  • Location: belfast
 
 
  

 
 


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