The University of Guelph student earned the award established in memory of Standardbred driver Roger L’Heureux.

Large Animal Rescue Workshops are an invaluable way to train first responders and others who are not used to handling horses.

This fun, informative resource is full of equine facts and makes great summer reading or a teaching tool for instructors and camp counsellors.

March is Equine Guelph’s Vaccination Education Month; coordinate with your vet as to whether your program needs adjusting.

The Provincial Foundations Officials Course offers online training for individuals interested in becoming grass roots-level horse show judges.

Record crowds flocked to the new Ancaster venue and there was a lot of interest in auction items including artwork and Guy McLean's bullwhip.

Sickness Prevention in Horses course March 20-31 will be free to teenagers 14-17 to learn good habits to keep horses from getting sick.

In February, two online short courses will be offered by Equine Guelph on TheHorsePortal addressing colic and ulcer prevention.

A Large Animal Emergency Rescue workshop was held March 30 at the Ancaster Fairgrounds, complete with Rusti the horse mannequin.

WSPS and Equine Guelph have developed safety programs for youth through interactive EquiMania! activities and TheHorsePortal.ca courses.

Horse Behaviour and Safety is the important subject of Equine Guelph's latest offering which is available until Jan. 31st.

The Large Animal Rescue program dusted off Rusti the equine mannequin for the first time since January 2020.

Equine Guelph's past webinars are now posted as replays, while four fresh ones on building wealth are coming up beginning Jan. 18th.

Kids across Canada and around the world can sign up for this on-demand opportunity to learn more about horses during the Covid second wave.

Part 3 of the journey through the horse’s digestive tract looks at why forage and/or forage-based feeds are important.