Show jumping, dressage and eventing may not have long histories with betting, but exposure on these platforms has started to turn some heads.
Michelle Seberras and Kelsey Perry Carlson are advocating for regulatory change that would make cremation a legal disposal method in Ontario.
The impressive list includes world #1 Harry Meade and #2 Boyd Martin; only one Canadian, Jessica Phoenix, is entered.
All eyes will be on Fort Worth as 18 horse-and-rider pairs from 15 countries ‒ including Canada ‒ will battle it out in Dickies Arena.
On April 6, EC is hosting an open session for athletes, owners, supporters and fans; selection criteria, plans and new initiatives will be discussed.
The Derby expert offers advice on suitability, pace, leg-vs-hand, bending lines, and some simple exercises to practice at home.
The field includes 36 athletes from 19 countries; Canada will not have a representative and defending champion Julien Epaillard (FRA) will not attend.
Some competitions in the region, including Doha, QAT, are continuing within controlled environments and without spectators.
Twelve nations will be represented in the 5* event which runs May 6-10 and offers the world’s richest eventing prize of £125,000.
These key muscles stabilize the chest, absorb concussion through the forelimbs, allow shoulder freedom, and support collection.