Ray Paulick says racetracks of the 21st Century will bear little resemblance to old tracks, with big grandstands and sprawling parking lots.

2018 was notably calmer in Canadian equestrian sport politics thanks to the election of a new board and the appointment of a new CEO.

Five years ago Miranda Burruano was routinely falling off of her new horse, Quixote, but she persevered and has won the 2018 Jump Canada Medal Final.

What do horse farms and golf courses have in common? At certain times of year dealing with mud – avoiding it and minimizing it – is a full time job!

Hoof expert Susan Kauffmann describes three hoof angles you should know to help keep your horse sound. Learn how to identify and assess them.

Try these two desensitizing exercises from trainer Josh Nichol to help your horse learn how to deal with unexpected with confidence.

Head injuries are a real risk for horseback riders. Here, we discuss what’s being done to educate people and improve protective head gear.

Nancy Beacon, a founding member of OCTRA, who has represented Canada at multiple world championships, both as rider and coach, on how endurance has changed.

Equine psychologist Antonia J.Z. Henderson, Ph.D. discusses the science of fear in horses, including natural, hard-wired responses and learned behaviour.

Thinking about end of life decisions for our equine partners is something we would prefer to avoid, but being prepared can help make it easier.

Here are 10 amazing facts about the intricate and complicated equine hoof – from its evolution, composition and growth, to its function.

Megan Pinfield, a Clinical Counsellor that specializes in working with equestrians, says she often sees a reluctance to seek help for mental health issues.

Is there value in shelling out for a pre-purchase exam by an equine veterinarian? Find out the many things this precautionary measure can reveal.

Krista Pollack, a grand prix dressage rider and trainer, is carefully rebuilding a horse farm in the aftermath of unspeakable tragedy.

Try not to cry when you read these extraordinary tales of equine survival from fire, ice water and flooding. All three survivors are thriving today.