If you build it, they will come….or will they? University of Guelph instructor Tracy Dopko offers some useful insights.

How a horse is housed affects its chances of becoming a cribber or weaver ‒ something that most horse owners already know.

Our first (and only) foray into the woods to cut down a tree was considerably more hellish than the Hallmark holiday card moment we had envisioned.

A devastating horse pandemic originally called the 'Canadian horse disease' brought industry and the economy to a grinding halt.

Toronto Equestrian Downtown will be based out of the historic Horse Palace building on the grounds of Exhibition Place.

"It’s all about the horses.” Brenda Thompson saves horses from the brink of death to lead healthy, happy lives.

Whether you ride dressage or do barrel racing, you have likely heard of treeless saddles. Here is a look at both sides of the equation.

If you witness suspected abuse, how can you be sure that avoidable suffering is occurring, and what should you do to stop it?

The University of Kentucky outlines a few steps you can take right now to extend your resources and reduce the expense of feeding horses.

Entrepreneurs and horse lovers Clair and Taryn are saving equines and providing visitors with welcome socially-distanced outdoor adventures.

While we all hoped Covid would be over and we could ditch our masks, looks like we're in it for the long haul - might as well stay warm!

Your betting plan may include the jockeys, horses, and even the amount of money you are willing to spend.

Whip up a batch of baked goodies for your equine partner - they make a great reward for work well done, or just to show you love them!

What type of blanket you choose for your horse - if it needs one at all - can determine your horse's cold-weather health and welfare.

Horse riding is viewed by the general public to be an activity enjoyed by the wealthy, but anyone can do it without actually owning a horse.