The recent extreme cold snap has been difficult for horse owners; Cathy Inch at Foothills Farm shares how they handle the bitter temps.

One of Canada's top equestrians reflects on a long and successful career that recently received a well-deserved boost.

Laura Fournier of Annie Jay Equestrian discusses how 'necessity was the mother of invention' after she became a mother herself.

Are you an equestrian lover looking for engaging entertainment options? This article presents you with the top 5 choices.

The second part of this series on making sense of scientific research findings looks at bias, blinding, and the placebo effect.

Whether you are going from the walk or trot, or canter-to-canter (flying change!) it is all about timing and conciseness to ensure smoothness.

A study examined high dressage marks awarded to horses with head positions behind the vertical, in direct conflict with FEI dressage rules.

Dr. Tim Worden's goal is to educate riders about biomechanics and training methods to improve equine health, welfare and ability.

Identifying pain in horses can be tricky, as some appear to be 'sucks' while others are stoic, but research has produced some helpful scales.

In a study comparing traditional helmets to those with MIPS technology there was no reduction of rotational velocity, the leading cause of brain injury.