The “super-cheeky” eventing horse Favonious Nite, ridden by Canadian eventer Holly Jacks-Smither, not only copes with eye loss, but seems to thrive.

Irish show jumping great Eddie Macken talks about his career, retirement and move to Canada. And, he talks about what he’s been up to lately.

Born in a small town and raised on a cattle ranch, dressage rider Adrienne Lyle can’t remember a time when horses have not played a part in her life.

Lindsay Day talks to Canadian equestrian Olympian Jimmy Day about his how equestrian sport in Canada started, his horses, and giving back.

Trailblazer Christilot Boylen, Canada’s most decorated dressage rider, continues to influence the sport from inside and outside the ring.

Recently, Great Britain’s Georgina ‘Piggy’ French won her first-ever five-star event after 25 attempts, and a decade competing in the sport.

Canadian eventer Lesley Grant-Law aspires to ride great horses, run a successful business through Law Eventing and raise a happy family.

Caledon Equestrian Park is home to one of Canada’s largest equestrian sports hubs featuring international shows, elite clinicians and grass roots sport.

Canadian eventer Lesley Grant-Law on unrealized dreams and unexpected changes of plan, and how she manages to balance riding and family life.

Talented matchmaker Ilan Ferder has an approach to finding horses and pairing them with the right riders, which is both comprehensive and successful.