The walk is an often under-utilized gait that lays the groundwork for success in trot, canter and gallop work.

Gary Brewster, 42, had a lot to smile about after his win in the Friends of the BCHJA Grand Prix at Thunderbird Show Park in September of 2012.

The time allotted after the buzzer sounds in the jumper ring should be thought of as an important component of your course. These crucial seconds before a horse and rider combination pass through the timers and begin their round should be used strategically, not squandered, believes Jenn Serek.

Equine Canada's revamped coaching certification program offers new training and incentives for certified coaches.

Hard work, tough love, and solid ideals

Having spent the majority of her life in the show ring, Ryan Roy has perfected the art of the hand gallop. She shares some tips for executing this important and often under-performed gait which is incorporated into equitation tests, handy hunter rounds, and derbies.

If you are willing to put in the time, braiding your own horse is an excellent way to save money and you will have a great sense of accomplishment.

The North American phenomenon that is the year-round show circuit has far-reaching effects on those involved in the industry.

Lorraine Chappell, a long-time competitor and Level 3 dressage coach, has enjoyed impressive accomplishments in the ring.

A rider should be aware, with the help of a good eye on the ground, of what distance works for their horse, a good distance is different for every horse.