Ian puts the puzzle pieces together to blend a horse-and-rider’s strengths and weaknesses with the challenges imposed by the course designer.

Letting a friend ride your horse, trailering for someone, and allowing a contractor on the property can all come with liability risks.

A closer look at respiratory support for horses facing dust, pollen, travel, heavy work, and the ordinary challenges of life in the barn.

How to manage your horse's changing nutritional demands throughout show season, beginning with the home environment.

A member of junior teams in Spain, the eventer now rides with Colleen Loach and trains the next generation at her Quebec farm.

Equine gastric ulcer syndrome often gets blamed for pain-related behaviour, but research suggests the relationship is more complicated.

Shave precious time off a showjumping round with effective rollbacks, which test a rider's ability to maintain a horse's rhythm and balance.

An exclusive excerpt from the incredible true story of a horse fleeing for his life and the girl who would stop at nothing to save him.

A recent study looked at integrating ways to encourage more natural 'grazing' situations in stalled horses to improve digestive health.

Randy Roy has dealt with bee stings, downpours, ringside coaching, nearly getting blown away, and a hound shadowing a hunter.