The Showjumping Performance Manager for British Equestrian, a former top rider herself, talks about what makes the Calgary venue so special.

What matters to horses in welfare terms is their perceived subjective experience - which humans can improve through feed, housing, and management adjustments.

Hay may keep the forage tub full, but it cannot always replace the antioxidant value of fresh grass. Choosing a supplement starts with finding the real gap in the ration.

Laminitis is one of the more frustrating conditions veterinarians, farriers and horse owners need to manage - but there is new hope.

Wildfire smoke, severe thunderstorms and challenging conditions affected the competition schedule, but it was still a memorable week.

When it comes to selecting a team for international championships, Canada’s approach differs from several of its major competitors.

Many are questioning WECan's selection process and calling for transparency after a top-ranked rider was left off the team.

What shapes a horse owner's training choices? A study in the UK found that age, goals, experience, beliefs and background all play a role.

Barns and training businesses are increasingly thinking of themselves as brands, with coordinated apparel, saddle pads, blankets, stall curtains and signage.

Breaking News: Professional Equestrians are built differently. You may even consider us insane. Okay, maybe not so newsworthy.