This year's Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, Nov. 7-16, promises to be exciting and marks the return of international CDI3*-W dressage.

Her Royal Highness's patronage recognizes the venue's dedication to sporting excellence as well as community and charitable initiatives.

The awards recognize world-class athletes, owners, officials, organizations, volunteers, and supporters in the Canadian equestrian industry.

Partnered with #WeRideTogether, the free 90-minute online course provides guidance to help protect equestrians against harassment and abuse.

The Spruce Meadows president and CEO is recognized for outstanding service to Alberta, Canada, and her fellow citizens.

The champion of horse welfare and integrity in equestrian sport took office in 2018; the process for his succession is being determined.

Innovative equestrian products were recognized at this annual trade fair in Germany ‒ including a cable-free airbag and smart horse sneakers.

This honour is awarded to those who have made a significant contribution or have made an outstanding achievement within Canada or abroad.

Bitless bridles are also now permissible in lower levels as one northern European country reacts to the challenge of 'social licence'.

Equine Guelph has announced that their on-demand Horse Behaviour and Safety Course for youth will be FREE from Jan. 1-Mar. 31, 2025.