The demands of balancing family life, a career, and riding are a practice in time management for most amateur riders. These four share how they manage to succeed in and out of the ring, and why they chose not to 'go pro'.

In an industry increasingly enamoured with full-service facilities and the endless pursuit of red ribbons and points, mastering the basics of horsemanship gives the students of long-established facilities the building blocks to lead the industry into the future.

An interview with Canadian Eventing Team Technical Advisor Clayton Fredericks

Dr. Möller made his first visit to Canada in August 2013 when he gave a young horse symposium hosted by the Alberta Dressage Association.

Make use of the whole ring, as it is not a handy class so a judge is not looking for efficient turns. Find out what else Randy Roy has to say.

Travel is very stressful on horses, especially long-haul ground trips or flights. There is evidence to suggest that cortisol increases with such travel.

There are few greater thrills than galloping around a cross-country course - but an out-of-control horse is anything but a thrill to ride and poses a danger to itself and its rider. Successful eventing requires speed, but with complete control.

A group of owners committed to Canadian show jumping sport have acquired Showgirl for Yann Candele of Caledon, ON. Albro Creek Farm, Andy and Carlene Ziegler’s Artisan Farms, John Edwards, Eric Lamaze, and Uplands Farm have joined forces to buy the 13-year-old chestnut selle francais mare (Gold de Becourt x Vedette Normande – Elf III) […]

Do we truly understand the implications of what we feed horses? HSI takes a look at the latest research into sport horse nutrition.

Recognizing if a horse has a weight problem is the first step in diagnosing Equine Metabolic Syndrome, this article goes into further detail.