There are three stages to learning a new skill. Don’t expect immediate perfection from you – or your horse, just go stage by stage.
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Flying changes are just that – a leap. But not so much a leap of the feet, as a leap of the mind. Your horse may be solid with his leads, never missing a lead cue. Nevertheless, as you now …
Your horse spooks at the plastic bag in the barn aisle…unless it has his treats in it. He doesn’t want to go past a driveway where someone has put out a garbage can. He has suddenly started to avoid going …
The exercise ‘Release to a Jump’ encourages your horse to engage physically and mentally in a free jumping challenge. Even if you don’t plan on jumping your horse, this exercise is a valuable tool that helps with good horsemanship, and …
Transitioning to any new feed requires patience. Several research studies have indicated that the risk of colic increases with any changes in feed.
Winter can be tough on senior horses and other hard keepers. In this article get tips on how to get them through the season comfortably.
Last November, Heidi Telstad, a 43-year-old lawyer from Vancouver, British Columbia, posted the first entry in her Chase Endurance blog on Horse-Canada.com. She planned to chronicle her experience preparing for and competing in the 2016 Mongol Derby – the …
A horse was shot and killed in her paddock on an Elmworth, Alberta farm on October 21st.
Tassie’s owner, eight-year-old Shelby Ireland, was devastated upon hearing the news, when only moments before she had been admiring her mare through a …
A closer look at how the province’s breeding program compares to other jurisdictions and what needs to change for Ontario’s breeders to prosper.
Learn more about Ontario Racing, a newly-formed horse racing industry group and its new long-term funding framework for horse racing in the province.
