Which genetics are considered to be among the best in the world by today’s competition standards? Find out in this article.

Thanks to Saddle Up Soldier On horses are helping physically injured and emotionally ill members of Canada’s military recover.

Kent Philip Farrington came incredibly close to being world number one in 2016, but achieving that designation is not his raison d’etre.

In the final part of this series, equine psychologist Antonia Henderson looks at why we need to know our equine athletes better, discover what they need for their psychological well-being, and ensure that it happens.

Jaclyn Duff only recently made the decision to ride professionally, but talent was never the question for this natural born rider.

Eventing in Canada is floundering and what is desperately needed to turn the ship around is a long-term plan for competition success.

Security isn’t only the purview of barns housing million-dollar mounts and expensive tack. Even modest operations and private barns can fall victim to theft

Working the two-point position is great conditioning for riders. It helps stretch your heels down and helps strengthen your leg muscles.

No matter what discipline you ride, a horse that leans on your hands is not properly engaging his hind end, which will impact your dressage marks and more.

In this article Randy Roy, a senior international judge, course designer and author, gives his advice on a range of problems or issues seen at shows.