Theo Ploegmakers issued a message regarding regulations to safeguard horse welfare in sport, challenging riders who think they "know best."

One of the most successful equestrian nations of all time, Germany continues to be a dominant force on the global stage.

Some surprising findings of a recent noseband study suggest that even a 0-finger tightness does not cause undue stress to horses.

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

The Canadian swept the Grand Prix division at World Equestrian Center – Ocala January CDI3* Show riding her Come Back de Massa.

The American and the speedy mare won the $340,000 Longines FEI Jumping World Cup in Thermal, CA, his second WC victory this season.

The WEC Grand Arena was the scene for a contest between 12 nations; Canadian Tiffany Foster placed sixth riding Electrique.

The German rider won the lion's share of the $215,000 purse in the MARS Equestrian CSI4* Grand Prix on the grass field.

2025 dressage shows got underway at WEC – Ocala with the January CDI3*, and the Canadian and her 'cheeky' Lusitano scored a nice win.

A new Working Group made up of industry professionals has been formed to embed horse welfare principles in the FEI Rule Book.