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Belinda Trussell Chosen as CET Flag Bearer for WEG Opening Ceremonies

Canadian Olympian Belinda Trussell of Stouffville, ON has been chosen as the flag bearer for the Canadian Equestrian Team (CET) at the Opening Ceremonies for the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games 2014, which are being held in Normandy, FRA, from …

By: Equine Canada

Comparing Supplements

Get advice on choosing a supplement, or supplements, to balance your horse’s diet, from equine nutritionist, Shannon Pratt-Phillips, PhD.

By: Shannon Pratt-Phillips

A Promise of Forever

When I was teenager, I dreamed of getting a foal from my riding horse. I pored over magazines trying to find the perfect mate for my sport horse mare Carla Candida (aka Karrie). I finally chose a handsome bay Thoroughbred …

By: Carrie Race

Resistance-free Bridling

If you are having trouble bridling your horse, first check for any physical issues that might be the source of the problem, then check your bridling skills.

By: Monty Gwynne

Transitions, Transitions, Transitions

Developing smooth transitions under saddle is a very common issue. They are often rushed or unbalanced, and are sometimes accompanied by unwanted behaviour.

By: Carlos Tabernaberri

Dealing with Domestication

In this article equine psychologist, Antonia Henderson, PhD, shares the latest research on cribbing and other equine stereotypies.

By: Antonia Henderson, PhD.

The Gentle Touch

It is in our nature to use touch to soothe, relieve, reassure and communicate. It's perhaps no surprise that massage is one of the oldest therapies.

By: Lindsay Day, REMT

How to Teach a Winning Stop

Like a dinner mint after a meal, a precise stop puts finishing punctuation on a pattern and leaves the judge with a good taste in his mouth! From reining to dressage, western riding to western horsemanship, the stop is your …

By: Lindsay Grice