The former British eventer-turned-showjumper who now proudly rides for Canada is flourishing on the North American scene.

Canadian Paralympian Lauren Barwick talks about getting back on the horse and earning her spot on the podium.

Jack Goldberg, a young rider with cerebral palsy, wants to see para jumping become a discipline on this continent as it is in Europe.

From competitor through Level 3 coach, Ann's primary focus is now on her judging career and giving back to the sport as a volunteer.

In this exclusive excerpt from his candid new book, Robert Dover shares making the move to Germany to train in 1986.

This globe-trotting Canadian has been busily applying his talents importing horses, training, breeding, course designing and competing.

The Ottawa native expanded her horizons with an exciting and successful stint in Europe under Tiffany Foster's guidance.

The McQuakers' horse-trying expedition spanned six days, three countries, 2,500 km and 20 horses - plus a lot of delicious dinners.

Coming into the U25 competition without any expectations may have actually been an advantage for the daughter of Jay Duke.

Marion Cunningham and Bill Tilford are the driving forces behind the sponsorship of classes that benefit developing young riders.