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World’s Toughest Horse Race is a Wrap

The 12th Mongol Derby saw two women, an American and a South African, outride 44 others from ten different nations for the prestigious win.
By: Daniel Reeds/New Chapter Marketing

Training and How Horses Learn

There are lots of training methods in the horse world but not all incorporate current science-based research into how horses' minds work.
By: Anne Gage

Graeme Bull: Empowering Horses and People

His BC horse sanctuary was born of his own fear of horses; now he teaches others to earn the respect and trust of rescues and wildies.
By: Kim Izzo
The Ophena S Magnetic Safety Stirrup and Free Reins.

What’s New in Safety Equipment

A roundup of some new gear, and some revisions to old favourites, all designed to keep us safe in the saddle (or when falling out of it).
By: Kim Izzo

Keeping Horses Comfortable in Extremely Hot Weather

The vast majority of horses cope well as long as they have plenty of shade and water, but not all tolerate the heat well.
By: World Horse Welfare

Pick It Up! Energizing the Stumblebum

If your horse tends to drag his feet in the ring or on the trail, here are some groundwork exercises that will help him step lively.
By: Anne Gage

Canadian PTSD First Responder Study

The study saw participants working with horses in a round pen, navigating obstacles together, and doing mindfulness exercises ‒ with encouraging results.
By: Kim Izzo

‘The Long Rider’ Chronicles an Epic Journey

A new documentary feature film follows Filipe Masetti Leite and his horses Dude, Bruiser, and Frenchie from Calgary to Brazil.
By: Kim Izzo

Balancing Your Horse at the Walk, Trot and Canter

Riding a strung-out or 'downhill' horse is neither fun nor comfortable; here are some exercises to activate the hindquarters, core and back.
By: Anne Gage

Horse Rescues Struggle During Tough Economy

From coast to coast, Canadian rescue operations are feeling the effects of rising gas, hay and lumber prices, as well as climate change.
By: Kim Izzo

War Horses: The Crucial Work of Fleet of Angels

One of the main agencies helping horses and their owners in the Ukraine, Fleet of Angels shares some of their stories of need in time of war.
By: Myles Shane

Navigating Life Through Milo’s Eyes

A new book chronicles the extraordinary bond between Lissa Bachner, a young blind woman and Milo, a neglected horse.
By: Kim Izzo

Dealing with the Balky Beast

Does your horse's 'go' button get stuck? Trainer Lindsay Grice offers some solutions to get back on track and moving forward.
By: Lindsay Grice

Strategies and Treatments to Curb the Cribber

This stereotypical behaviour is more than just annoying – it poses serious health risks to the horse. Here's what studies have shown.
By: Kim Izzo

What is Ayurveda, and How Can it Help My Horse?

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