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A group of horses walking down a road.

Smart, Simple, Secure: New Tech to Keep Horses Safe

The ChipChecker and My Horse ID Tag use modern technology to provide protection for horses and peace of mind for their owners.
By: Horse Sport staff

Reels Spinning and Horses Galloping: The Thrill of Horses and Slots

Equestrian competition and online slots appear vastly different entities, but they have a mutual affection for movement, rhythm and the experience of learning and getting a feel for time.
A grey horse refusing to jump a fence.

Promoting Harmonious Horse-Human Relationships

Dr. Sue Dyson talks about understanding conflict behaviour to safeguard horses against pain, mental stress and unethical training practices.
By: Dr. Sue Dyson / Saddle Research Trust
A smiling man riding a bay horse during the victory gallop at Aachen.

Q&A with André Thieme

The German Olympic athlete talks about winning last year's Rolex Grand Prix at Aachen, his horses, and how he spends his downtime.
By: Rolex Grand Slam of Show Jumping

Better Post-Exercise Cooling of Horses

A study at KER using the Bio-Thermo® microchip looked at temperature, humidity, fitness, and most effective cooling methods.
By: Horse Sport staff
A skinny chestnut horse walking in a field.

The Cost of Equine Rescue

What services are involved, and how are costs calculated when horses are seized from irresponsible owners in Ontario?
By: Kailee Shearing
A pony and rider being led into the arena at the Royal.

Observations From the Judge’s Booth: Christine Reupke

The hunter/eq/jumper judge, coach (and Royal Horse Show manager) talks about first impressions, knowing the rules, and over-horsed amateurs.
By: Tracy Hanes
A horse and rider trotting; a yin/yang symbol.

Dressage Yin-Yang: Suppleness and Impulsion

Understanding their connection and finding the 'sweet spot' in this relationship is the key to harmonious riding.
By: Alison Martin

Training Horses for Three-Phase Success

The dressage, cross-country, and show jumping phases of eventing require precision, endurance, and agility all in one event.

Surge in Horse Betting Popularity Brings New Attention to Equestrian Sports in 2025

People used to bet on horses like they bought lottery tickets — for the thrill, not the strategy. It’s different now.
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