The young 'rookie', a Clydesdale named York, was grazed but not badly injured in the crazy downtown stolen vehicle chase.

Recent research investigates horses’ vital signs and what the data collected can tell horse owners and vets about their intentions.

A new report by biologist and wildlife researcher Wayne McCrory exposes the lack of science or evidence to support a cull.

Despite the mild fall temps, there are changes happening to pasture grasses, and some toxic leaves may be invading, too.

Wheelchairs, lifts, games, sights and sounds ‒ a lot of work goes into getting horses accustomed to therapy programs.

An Indigenous student from Saskatoon admits that while collecting wild horse poop might not sound very glamourous, it was interesting.

Grey Raven Ranch's entire winter hay supply went up in flames; the farm on the Seine River First Nation houses rare Ojibwe horses.

Large Animal Rescue Workshops are an invaluable way to train first responders and others who are not used to handling horses.

Horse owners get more creative every year when decking themselves and their mounts out for the spookiest day.

Thoroughbreds show off new skills in their new careers, while racetrack connections can check up on their former charges.