This terrifying infectious disease has no treatment and no cure, but horse owners can take steps to prevent it through sound biosecurity practices.

A horse's water requirements can fluctuate with the seasons and be influenced by health, pregnancy, lactation, growth and exercise.

The free OEEEP program answers the need for Ontario horse industry staff and is also making a positive impact on many graduates' futures.

Here are 10 tips and hacks for planning that important - but often overlooked - area of every stable.

The program at Gina Smith's Franklands Farm has turned out some well-prepared horsepeople ready for their own careers.

Horses who are naturally lean, or senior animals who struggle to keep weight on, can benefit from careful feeding and management.

A recent review looked at how rising global temperatures and heavy rainfall are increasing grass growth, which can lead to obesity.

Once a groom to top show jumpers, Karen Leeming and her FootingFirst company continue to improve showgrounds across North America.

The Ontario Equine Education and Employment Program prepares students for horse-related jobs and encourages businesses to sign on with wage incentives.

The Ontario Equine Education and Employment Program is in its second year of preparing participants for equine jobs – for free.