Olympian Kelly Plitz shares her thoughts on where the sport of eventing in Canada has been, where it is now, and the course it needs to follow.
Cindy Ishoy has been an integral part of the development of the sport of dressage in Canada. Here, she reflects on the past 50 years.
Spruce Meadows’ Ian Allison discusses the challenge of fostering lifelong interest, awareness, and support for the horse industry.
To understand our love affair with equestrian style, we need to look back on how we got here and what the things we wear to ride say about us.
Horseman and broadcaster Gordon Atkinson recalls the Canadian jumping team’s gold medal victory the at the 1968 Olympics in Mexico.
Olympian Tom Gayford reminisces about equestrian sport and the lifestyle during the ‘60s, ‘70s and ‘80s, and comments on how it’s changed.
A look at how Horse Sport magazine was launched 50 years ago and how it got its start and some brave advertisers who jumped on the bandwagon.
Get must have advice on how to feed a “metabolic” horse or one dealing with insulin resistance from equine nutritionist Shannon Pratt-Phillips, Ph.D.
All horses are susceptible to ligament and tendon injuries. Those with athletic careers are at a higher risk due to the extra force put on their legs daily
Israeli show jumper Danielle Goldstein is pretty badass, between jumping, developing the sport in her country and breaking all the fashion rules.
