Boe Wins FEI World Cup Vaulting in Mechelen The fourth leg of FEI World Cup™ Vaulting 2016/2017 series got underway this week at Jumping Mechelen (BEL) featuring a star-studded line-up with the current World Number 1 athletes, Germany’s Jannis Drewell and Kristina Boe, both in attendance. Boe got …By: Hannah Eccles/FEI Communications Everything is Better with Horses Like everyone else on the planet, I spent a couple weeks this summer watching the Rio Olympics on TV. Like any great athlete, I was fully committed to my 24-hour-a-day, multi-channel schedule. By that, I mean that I spent the …By: Doug Breen Canada’s Eric Lamaze Reflects on Career Year Canada’s Eric Lamaze marked a career year in 2016 by adding even more medals and accolades to his already impressive list of accomplishmentsBy: Starting Gate Communications OSPCA Seeks Gently Used Blankets With the cold weather upon us, the Ontario SPCA is appealing to the equestrian community for donations of gently used blankets to help keep horses warmBy: Ontario SPCA Montreal Carriage Industry to Receive $500,000 Montreal’s horse-drawn carriage (calèche) industry is set to receive a half a million dollars in funding to help improve operations and regulate the safety of the horses and the public. The decision was made by the Ville-Marie borough council last …By: Horse-Canada.com World Stem Cell Summit Explores Impact of Regenerative Medicine For the first time since its inception, the World Stem Cell Summit (WSCS) welcomed the equestrian community to a special, 12th annual conferenceBy: Jump Media EC Introduces New Athlete Concussion Protocols Equestrian Canada has become one of the first national governing bodies for sport in Canada to release official, sport-specific guidelines.By: Equestrian Canada Rescue Mission, Take Two Jessica Fobert and Zoë Carter adopted Encore as part of their television pilot called Free Rein, in which he was rescued from an auction and rehabilitated.By: Jessica Fobert and Zoë Carter Essential Guide to Emergency Preparedness No matter what the disaster – fire, flood or extreme weather conditions – there are a number of things you can do to help yourself, your barn and horses.By: Shawn Hamilton The State of Animal Cruelty Laws in Canada Find out which animal cruelty laws exist in Canada and how they are monitored and enforced in the country, and learn how to report problems.By: Liz BrownPage 252 of 347« First‹ Previous248249250251252253254255256Next ›Last » Latest News Daryl Hannah’s Big Heart and Mini Horses News, People Thoroughbred New Year’s Eve Turns 39 News Tik Maynard Wins Road to the Horse – Again! News, People, Sport ‘Hump Day’ for the Horses News Not Cut Out for Police Duty News More News
Everything is Better with Horses Like everyone else on the planet, I spent a couple weeks this summer watching the Rio Olympics on TV. Like any great athlete, I was fully committed to my 24-hour-a-day, multi-channel schedule. By that, I mean that I spent the …By: Doug Breen
Canada’s Eric Lamaze Reflects on Career Year Canada’s Eric Lamaze marked a career year in 2016 by adding even more medals and accolades to his already impressive list of accomplishmentsBy: Starting Gate Communications OSPCA Seeks Gently Used Blankets With the cold weather upon us, the Ontario SPCA is appealing to the equestrian community for donations of gently used blankets to help keep horses warmBy: Ontario SPCA Montreal Carriage Industry to Receive $500,000 Montreal’s horse-drawn carriage (calèche) industry is set to receive a half a million dollars in funding to help improve operations and regulate the safety of the horses and the public. The decision was made by the Ville-Marie borough council last …By: Horse-Canada.com World Stem Cell Summit Explores Impact of Regenerative Medicine For the first time since its inception, the World Stem Cell Summit (WSCS) welcomed the equestrian community to a special, 12th annual conferenceBy: Jump Media EC Introduces New Athlete Concussion Protocols Equestrian Canada has become one of the first national governing bodies for sport in Canada to release official, sport-specific guidelines.By: Equestrian Canada Rescue Mission, Take Two Jessica Fobert and Zoë Carter adopted Encore as part of their television pilot called Free Rein, in which he was rescued from an auction and rehabilitated.By: Jessica Fobert and Zoë Carter Essential Guide to Emergency Preparedness No matter what the disaster – fire, flood or extreme weather conditions – there are a number of things you can do to help yourself, your barn and horses.By: Shawn Hamilton The State of Animal Cruelty Laws in Canada Find out which animal cruelty laws exist in Canada and how they are monitored and enforced in the country, and learn how to report problems.By: Liz BrownPage 252 of 347« First‹ Previous248249250251252253254255256Next ›Last » Latest News Daryl Hannah’s Big Heart and Mini Horses News, People Thoroughbred New Year’s Eve Turns 39 News Tik Maynard Wins Road to the Horse – Again! News, People, Sport ‘Hump Day’ for the Horses News Not Cut Out for Police Duty News More News
OSPCA Seeks Gently Used Blankets With the cold weather upon us, the Ontario SPCA is appealing to the equestrian community for donations of gently used blankets to help keep horses warmBy: Ontario SPCA
Montreal Carriage Industry to Receive $500,000 Montreal’s horse-drawn carriage (calèche) industry is set to receive a half a million dollars in funding to help improve operations and regulate the safety of the horses and the public. The decision was made by the Ville-Marie borough council last …By: Horse-Canada.com
World Stem Cell Summit Explores Impact of Regenerative Medicine For the first time since its inception, the World Stem Cell Summit (WSCS) welcomed the equestrian community to a special, 12th annual conferenceBy: Jump Media EC Introduces New Athlete Concussion Protocols Equestrian Canada has become one of the first national governing bodies for sport in Canada to release official, sport-specific guidelines.By: Equestrian Canada Rescue Mission, Take Two Jessica Fobert and Zoë Carter adopted Encore as part of their television pilot called Free Rein, in which he was rescued from an auction and rehabilitated.By: Jessica Fobert and Zoë Carter Essential Guide to Emergency Preparedness No matter what the disaster – fire, flood or extreme weather conditions – there are a number of things you can do to help yourself, your barn and horses.By: Shawn Hamilton The State of Animal Cruelty Laws in Canada Find out which animal cruelty laws exist in Canada and how they are monitored and enforced in the country, and learn how to report problems.By: Liz BrownPage 252 of 347« First‹ Previous248249250251252253254255256Next ›Last » Latest News Daryl Hannah’s Big Heart and Mini Horses News, People Thoroughbred New Year’s Eve Turns 39 News Tik Maynard Wins Road to the Horse – Again! News, People, Sport ‘Hump Day’ for the Horses News Not Cut Out for Police Duty News More News
EC Introduces New Athlete Concussion Protocols Equestrian Canada has become one of the first national governing bodies for sport in Canada to release official, sport-specific guidelines.By: Equestrian Canada
Rescue Mission, Take Two Jessica Fobert and Zoë Carter adopted Encore as part of their television pilot called Free Rein, in which he was rescued from an auction and rehabilitated.By: Jessica Fobert and Zoë Carter
Essential Guide to Emergency Preparedness No matter what the disaster – fire, flood or extreme weather conditions – there are a number of things you can do to help yourself, your barn and horses.By: Shawn Hamilton
The State of Animal Cruelty Laws in Canada Find out which animal cruelty laws exist in Canada and how they are monitored and enforced in the country, and learn how to report problems.By: Liz Brown