Equine Guelph has announced that their on-demand Horse Behaviour and Safety Course for youth will be FREE from Jan. 1-Mar. 31, 2025.
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The Alberta Equestrian Federation is accepting applications for expense relief related to floods, wildfires, pandemics and evacuations.
The study found that most falls occur at home when hacking or training, highlighting the need for rider safety not just in competition.
Equine Guelph’s Horse Behaviour & Safety online course is self-paced and runs January through March 2024, with a free offering for teens.
A Working Group has put forward some key proposals for changes to current testing criteria to ensure optimum safety for equestrian athletes.
The Alberta Equestrian Federation has created a directory connecting equine owners in need with those who can help.
The program's goal is to ensure that every participant, no matter the level or the role, has a safe, positive and enriching experience.
The Stockholm, Sweden-based company welcomes new testing effort but warns that the university lab tests may fall short.
Equine Guelph’s LAER course taught participants how to handle real-life scenarios including mud rescue, cast horse, drags, lifts and assists.
All new cross-country jumps made after January 1 which can be built as frangible fences must incorporate frangible technology.
