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BFBA Focus 2025

Focus 2025 is taking place over the weekend of 27th and 28th September, with the BFBA International Team Horseshoeing Championship taking place on Friday 26th and Saturday 27th September.

Calling all Master Farriers

Proposed boat trip and reception on the River Thames at the end of September.

BFBA Focus 2023 – save the date!

The BFBA are delighted to confirm that Focus 2023 will take place over the weekend of 28th and 29th October, with the BFBA International Team Horseshoeing Competition taking place on Friday 27th October and Saturday 28th October.

Equine charities work together to gauge effect of cost-of-living crisis

A group of equine charities are asking horse owners how they are being affected by the cost-of-living crisis.

EVJ lifts the lid on the relationship between human behaviour, attitudes and actions and equine welfare

Understanding what drives human behaviour is at the heart of horse health...... special virtual collection of 20 articles on understanding owner behaviours and motivation.

Focus tickets now available!

Focus 2022 tickets are now available to members FREE OF CHARGE for one week only starting today!

FRC Consultation on Standard of Proof used at Stage 1 of the Disciplinary Process – Zoom meeting

You are invited to attend an online meeting to both understand the proposed changes and be given the opportunity to ask further questions..

BFBA confirm collaboration with the American Farrier’s Association

The British Farriers and Blacksmiths Association (BFBA) are delighted to confirm a new collaboration with the American Farrier’s Association (AFA) for this year’s International Team Horseshoeing Competition, hosted by the BFBA at ‘Focus’ in October.

Farriers Week, 10th – 16th July 2022

The British Farriers and Blacksmiths Association (BFBA) will be celebrating ‘Farriers Week’, which will take place this year from the 10th – 16th July.

Farriers Registration Council Consultation

The FRC has launched a consultation and invites the profession and members of the public – in particular horse owners – to comment.