The venue in Langley, BC, is the inaugural recipient of the Eventing Venue Development Fund, which will facilitate new arena footing.
Industry
Riders, owners, breeders, organizers, volunteers and horses are recognized for their achievements and contributions to the Canadian equestrian community.
The $755 million in new sport funding marks a huge step toward supporting Canadian athletes and expanding access to sport across the country.
The new partnership will extend through 2029, providing high-quality joint care management to Canadian equine athletes.
Wellington International has announced that its president, Michael Stone, will take over following an investigation into an incident involving Kessler.
Ontario Equestrian annually awards five $1,000 bursaries to deserving young riders to help with riding lessons, clinics, education and competition costs.
The Canadian equine transport company commits financial and transport support through the 2028 Olympic cycle.
Equine Guelph is supporting 14 new studies from colitis and West Nile to stem cell and equine welfare studies. Here are a few of the projects.
Volunteers are being sought for all disciplines, equine medication control, health and welfare, industry development, and other roles.
His new role comes at a time when the Olympics are undergoing a review as part of the “Fit for the Future” process.
