Maintaining a positive and long-lasting relationship at the barn between boarders and owners/managers can be an art in itself.

Six years ago, Emily Thompson’s mother, Lisa Lunt-Thompson, asked her daughter if she wanted to accompany her to the World Equestrian Games in Kentucky.

In this article Cindy Ishoy gets back to basics with this pre-season set of exercises focusing on rhythm, suppleness, and contact.

Beth Underhill talks about the Jump Canada Young Rider Development Program.

Do you think patting and praising your horse (and even treats) are really effective as a training tool? You might be surprised.

Registered psychologist April Clay offers psychology tips for dealing with jealousy.

New research is helping us understand more about protecting this vital organ in competitive equines.

This article highlights what a horse's hoof rings can mean, and also goes into detail to explain the basics of hoof growth and what factors can impact it.

Brittany Fraser shares tips for making dressage appealing to young riders.

You are a high school freshman and your parents and guidance counsellors are already asking you what you want to study in university.