Equestrian Canada is joining with PTSOs with funds to help support education, participation, and emergency response efforts.

The pair made Canada proud with a sizzling victory in the Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Event; the last time a Canadian won there was in 1992.

The US and Mexico battled it out in a jumpoff for the win in San Miguel De Allende, the first of three Nations Cups in North America.

The maple leaf captured two notable second-place finishes in high performance international equestrian competitions this past weekend.

Eventers, show jumpers and dressage athletes all have impressive results in competitions in the US, the UK and Spain.

A large contingent of Canucks contested the event at Florida's newest equestrian competition venue in Myakka City with some good results.

Equestrian Canada has announced that nominations are officially open to fill three vacancies on the board; deadline is May 1, 2023.

Changes are in effect for dressage Young Horse classes, Hunter Derbies, and the authority of Ground Juries regarding horse welfare.

These Canadian athletes will compete in the $150,000 Nations Cup CSIO4* taking place March 1-5 in Wellington, FL.

The bursary supports jumping’s next generation striving to continue their education while competing at high levels of the sport.