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So You Want to be an Equine Nutritionist?

Equine nutritionists help horse owners understand that a thorough comprehension of nutrition plays a vital role in the health and well-being of their horses
By: Angie Beaudet

Earning Trust Through Choice with Wild Mustangs

As she gets to know her three wild mustangs, Robyn has had to make some adjustments in her training techniques due to their incredibly sensitive nature.
By: Robyn Szybunka

Equine Nutrition Needs for Healthy Hooves & Hair

To support hoof and hair health, it is important that the nutrients that contribute to keratin synthesis are in adequate amounts in your horseโ€™s diet.
By: Shannon Pratt-Phillips, Ph.D.

Brush Up on New Equestrian Canada Rules for 2019

As an Equestrian Canada member, one must keep current on the rules relevant to their discipline, as well as the General Regulations of our sport.
By: Susan Adey

Why I Canโ€™t Afford to Breed an Ontario-bred Horse

Ontario Thoroughbred breeders have been put in a position that will continue to negatively impact the horse supply and viability of racing in this province.
By: Arika Everatt-Meeuse

Lucky Stables Rebuilding After Hurricane Irma

A Canadian vacationing in St. Martin recounts how the horses of the aptly named Lucky Stables rode out the storm that was Hurricane Irma.
By: Myles Shane

10 Amazing Facts About Equine Vision

Equine vision is different from human vision in almost every way, and it is helpful to us when riding and training to understand the differences.
By: Karin Apfel

Dealing with Superficial Equine Hoof Cracks

Equine hoof cracks are common in the spring. Some are superficial, while others can be full thickness, which can be painful and become infected.
By: Susan Kauffmann

Equine Nutrition Basics: Grass Hay vs Legume Hay

Horse hay is made from different types of grasses and/or legumes. Find out which type will meet your horseโ€™s nutritional requirements.
By: Shannon Pratt-Phillips, Ph.D.

When and How to Clean a Horseโ€™s Sheath

While sheath cleaning is an important aspect of care for male horses, it may not be required as frequently for some animals as it is for others.
By: Dr. Nora Chavarria

White Line Disease: An Infection of Opportunity

If white line on the equine hoof gets damaged, it becomes an entry point for anaerobic fungi and bacteria, which can lead to separation of the hoof wall.
By: Nicole Kitchener

When it Comes to Horses, Good Fences Make Good Neighbours

Whatever statement you are (or are not) trying to make, when it comes to horses, good fences certainly do make good neighbours.
By: Doug Breen

Tips and Tricks for Photographing Horses

Improve your camera skills with tips from pro photographer Shawn Hamilton, so you can capture special moments and show off amazing photos of your horse.
By: Shawn Hamilton

Mindfulness Exercises for Nervous Riders

Nervous tension in a rider is transmitted to the horse. Try these mindfulness exercises to get over your nerves and calm down quickly and efficiently.
By: Megan Pinfield

Rider Exercises for Increasing Leg Strength

Try these exercises to increase your leg strength and correct the dreaded โ€œchair seatโ€ posture, a common issue for many horseback riders.
By: Alison Barr
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