Grey Bruce Farmers’ Week will feature an information-packed Horse Day with discussions on health, nutrition, training and pasture management.
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A roper, a show jumper, an artist, a hat maker and a country performer are the latest of 750 remarkable women to be honoured and celebrated.
The beloved, classic horse story is being “Disneyfied” for a contemporary audience, with an American West setting and a mustang mare.
The next “Fresh Scoop” podcast, available November 17, discusses the equine obesity epidemic, body condition, and weight loss strategies.
A group of researchers have concluded that our modern horse evolved in ancient India from an animal that resembled a sheep.
A veterinarian's viral Facebook post regarding a unique treatment for a gastric mass garnered a bit more attention than he intended.
A new Senior Horse Challenge video featuring certified journeyman farrier Sean Elliott has been added to the Equine Guelph Tool of the Month.
Zara Tindall and her mum Princess Anne have teamed up to support the efforts of the non-profit World Horse Welfare.
From a popular new urban bridle path in Beijing to the Heilan Horse Culture Museum, novel equestrian experiences abound.
A new video in the 3-part series from Equine Guelph discusses the hind gut function and feeding approaches that will help keep it happy.
The focus of the Equine Industry Symposium 2020 will be on the COVID-19 pandemic and how it has impacted the equine industry.
Just ask Mary Ann Kissner, who at the age of 80 realized her own dream of competing over jumps on her Arab mare.
Starting this November, this course for kids on horse handling, behaviour, rider and helmet safety will be available online for three months.
Indigenous to Canada long before the mustang, the last of the heritage breed were mistakenly thought to be feral bush ponies and were nearly exterminated.
First Nations joined forces in Manitoba to recognize social issues plaguing indigenous youth that have worsened during the pandemic.