Rocky Mountain Show Jumping has increased the purse from $125,000 to $150,000, with a further $25,000 in rider bonuses.

Several Canadians are set to compete in the 5*-L; British team gold medalist Oliver Townend leads the charge with Cooley Master Class.

Nicholas Austin has resigned his post as chair of EC’s Eventing Committee over treatment of volunteers and lack of communication.

Ian Millar rode the remarkable athlete for 6 successful years; after a quiet retirement at Lothlorien "he went in peace and with all the love we could give him."

The Spruce Meadows ‘Masters’ gets underway September 9-12 with exciting international competition all weekend.

The Canadians living in Europe will compete in the prestigious competition for young dressage horses in Verden, Germany.

Canadian jumpers grabbed some silver and bronze medals to bring home from the hard-fought competition in Traverse City, MI.

There were a few 'surprise' standouts in equestrian during these Olympics, but perhaps none more so than the Japanese jumpers.

The Olympic fence craftsman who has some Canadian connections chats about the challenges of creating the highest-profile track in the world.

Canada's Colleen Loach sits 30th with Qorry Blue d'Argouges as 42 of 63 riders complete their dressage phase.