JBBA -日本軽種馬協会-

Every equine athlete that shines on the racetrack is the product of 300 years of careful breeding and the efforts of countless people who have contributed to the process throughout the years. The Japan Bloodhorse Breeders’ Association supports the Japanese breeding industry in continuing this tradition.

The JBBA is comprised of breeders of racehorses throughout Japan. As an association, it is involved in various aspects of breeding, pre-training and market distribution of racehorses, and its activities include providing data to breeders, promoting interaction between different breeding areas in Japan and also developing positive relationships with other racing countries.

The goal of the JBBA is to contribute to the improvement of the Japanese bloodstock industry by supporting breeders in their efforts to produce superior racehorses.


	The activities of the JBBA include the following:

The JBBA stands world-class stallions at its stallion stations in major breeding areas throughout Japan.
Linkto: Stallion Profiles (in JAPAN)
Linkto: JBBA Stallion Roster

The JBBA offers subsidies to breeders importing high-quality broodmares to Japan.

The JBBA financially supports breeders in their efforts to upgrade breeding and training facilities at their farms.

The JBBA supports efforts by farm managers to reduce costs and achieve efficient business management.

The JBBA operates an online database system which offers extensive racing and breeding records to a wide range of users from breeders to racing fans.

Japan Bloodstock Infomation System(JBIS)

The JBBA promotes the sales of horses at public auction to help maintain a stable and healthy market environment for breeders.
Linkto: Sales Results (in JAPAN)

The JBBA runs a comprehensive stud personnel training program for young people wishing to work in the breeding industry.

The JBBA works with other affiliated organizations to conduct research and also collect and exchange information and data essential to disease prevention and eradication, especially in relation to contagious diseases which affect breeding areas.

The JBBA is active in promoting racing in general, an example of which is its program to award premiums and prizes to the winning connections of selected graded races.

The JBBA publishes various reference material on racing and breeding statistics as well as a monthly journal, the JBBA NEWS, containing up-to-date information on both Japanese and overseas racing and breeding.

The JBBA operates Breeding Area Information Desks in 8 locations throughout Japan to provide racing fans and also the general public with information on breeding areas.

The JBBA serves the breeding industry by actively lobbying for the interests of breeders to be heard by racing authorities and the government.

The JBBA is dedicated to developing and maintaining close relationships with related organizations in various countries and participates in international meetings such as the International Breeders’ Meeting and the Asian Racing Conference.


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