A new animal rights group, called Ontario called Animal Welfare Watch, launched December 17, 2018 at a public meeting in Hagersville, ON.

Saddlery may no longer be recognized by the Ontario College of Trades by July 2019. This means no formal training, certification or oversight.

Woodbine Entertainment and the Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Association of Ontario have reached an agreement for a new four-year racing deal.

A horse in New Brunswick was cultured positive for strangles and was euthanized for other health reasons; the farm was put under quarantine.

Ontario Racing announced a reallocation of the Horse Improvement Program purses between the Thoroughbred and Standardbred racing, commencing in April, 2019.

Scott Brash MBE, has decided to officially retire his leading mare Ursula XII at Olympia, which is taking place from December 17-23, 2018.

Ontario Equestrian and its members are helping strengthen research programs aimed at improving health

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.