Saddle making history shows that the saddle tree looked almost the same for 4,300 years. Find out more about the evolution of the design here.

Danger of forum fatigue: Getting experts to debate things making people feel accomplished when in reality nothing changes.

Canadian High Performance riders, and all tied to, supportive of, or interested in, should be ecstatic right now. Why? Find out in this article.

Equine therapy has been shown to provide physical and psychological support to patients suffering from illnesses such as cancer.

Today's suspensions for doping offences in endurance, along with the news of plans to reduce fatalities, represent a turning point in the UAE crisis.

What a relief that the FEI has settled out of court with the Global Champions League. On the face of it, the good news is mostly for the elite jumpers who can continue chasing the humongous Global tour prize-pots, and for the two parties now spared the equally humongous legal fees incurred by fighting this […]

For all you equestrians – make your tax-deductible donations to the Equestrian Aid Foundation and make a difference in the lives of your fellow horsemen.

Please indulge me for a few paragraphs – there is a point to my recounting my amazing Christmas break in Russia. A concert pianist friend invited me to Maestro Valery Gergiev’s International Piano Festival at the famed Mariinsky theatres in St Petersburg (December 19-30), which has a tie up with the 2016 Sydney International Piano […]

The FEI’s new Olympic format has been the subject of much debate and discussion recently, but what is all the fuss about? Does it really matter if there are three riders in a team or four? Surely dropping the eventing down a star level is a good thing if more riders can compete? Why the […]

While finding a saddle may be easy for some, the process of finding saddles may not be as easy for others. Find out more in this article.