The annual World Horse Welfare survey about public acceptance of horse sport shows that few people think all sport horses live good lives.

The Irish 'dream team' brought home their third consecutive win in this event at Thunderbird Show Park in Langley, BC.

Conor Swail and Casturano placed 2nd; Canada's Tiffany Foster challenged the Irishmen aboard Electrique to grab 3rd.

An exceptional field of international elite athletes competed in the exciting evening class in the iconic Dixon Oval at the Devon Horse Show.

Entries in the June 5-8 event feature athletes from four countries and include Olympians and the current world number one, Boyd Martin.


The Canadian piloted the 13-year-old stallion Light My Fire – formerly a show jumper – to win the $25,000 class at Thunderbird Show Park.

Thursday was a good day for the Canadian, who rode two of her own horses into first place in FEI classes, including a sought-after 4* win.

Picking up where he left off last week, the Irish rider kicked off the Odlum Brown BC Open with a win aboard Ariel Grange's aptly-named Incredible.

At the Annual General Meeting on May 27, three Directors were elected and one Athlete Director was confirmed to the Equestrian Canada Board.

Dressage excellence was on full display in Western Canada at Rocky Mountain Show Jumping and included the first CPEDI in almost a decade.