Working with an equine nutritionist is important to ensure that horses are getting the nutrients they need to meet their potential.

Randy Roy is a senior international judge, course designer and author. He owns and operates Hunters Glen Show Stable in King, ON, with his daughter, Ryan Roy.

In the equestrian world today, there is no greater promoter of the use of cavaletti than Ingrid Klimke. Her passion for the training tool comes honestly.

The time allotted after the buzzer sounds in the jumper ring should be thought of as an important component of your course. These crucial seconds before a horse and rider combination pass through the timers and begin their round should be used strategically, not squandered, believes Jenn Serek.

Just as we need to take time to stretch and warm up before starting a workout, so does your horse. Just as important is the cooldown after your ride.

Sean McIntosh endures a lot of teasing from his father, Bob, because he chooses to ride event horses. 'But they don't make any money!' his dad points out.

Equine Canada's revamped coaching certification program offers new training and incentives for certified coaches.

Young Bermudians spend summer on the Ontario 'A' Circuit.

Nicole Kitchener highlights symptoms and treatments for the painful and virtually untreatable condition called headshaking syndrome.

Hard work, tough love, and solid ideals