It seems a little bizarre on the face of it that betting on horse races has been excluded from online sportsbooks up to this point.

For one woman, rescuing unwanted and abused horses is more than a way of life; it’s also an "accidental" art form.

Real horse people are getting behind one woman's efforts to improve accuracy as to how horses really look and move.

This ancient India-based holistic system for health and wellness has improved the lives of horses in Theresa Gilligan's practice.

The OEEEP courses are free and the program matches enthusiastic graduates with busy equine businesses – plus attractive financial incentives.

The unimaginable horror of watching your stable and your livelihood go up in flames is relived by these farm owners.

This BC woman created a special, inspirational deck of cards to help people find clarity and apply wisdom in their lives.

This new Alberta-based animal health company has produced the first and only liquid formulation of ivermectin horse dewormer.

Whether you have a horse-related background or are a complete newbie, the OEEEP can help you get training and find employment.

If you love horses and racing and mysteries, this series by Vicky Earle should hit the spot (or make a great gift!)

Besides providing exciting action for spectators, the events are helping raise funds for rural Ontario communities.

There are a number of ways to become a part of the thrilling experience of owning a thoroughbred racehorse.

Equine goggles are handy for helping horses with everything from uveitis to eye ulcers to photosensitivity to head-shaking.

The Kenyan Collection features accessories for horses, dogs and humans made exclusively by 'Maasai Mamas' in Kenya.

Are you interested in how technology has impacted the sport of horse racing in recent decades? If so, continue reading to find out how it has changed.