A survivor is defined as 'a person who continues to function or prosper in spite of opposition, hardship, or setbacks.' Tatiana Dzavik, who has risen through the showjumping ranks from high-profile junior to successful adult professional, is a true survivor, dusting herself off and pushing on despite a number of career-threatening injuries.

Jordan Macpherson had a banner 2013 season, and 2014 is looking good right out of the gate

A horse who changes its lead consistently off the ground, on the short sides of the ring, or on the way to a fence is likely experiencing discomfort.

In a sport where reward does not come without risk, professionals accept that injuries are par for the course.

Canadian eventer Dasha Ivandaeva takes the plunge, with authority

One of the most difficult behavioural vices with which to deal in a show horse is in-gate sourness.

For horses that will be competing year-round and need to be in ring-ready condition at all times, full body clipping is a necessity.

In the spring of 2011, amateur rider and television journalist Trina Maus of Barrie, ON, faced her greatest obstacle in the pursuit of her lifelong goal.

Nora Gray, 18, experienced a fairy-tale ending to her junior riding career when she won the Running Fox CET Medal Finals at the 2013 Royal Winter Fair aboard Iron Horse Farm's 11-year-old Oldenburg gelding, Papa Douba Diob.

The versatility and athleticism of the Welsh Pony has made it the most sought-after performance pony in many disciplines of equestrian sport.