We take a look at two of the biggest horse racing events set in Canada that fans can look forward to this year.

Despite public outcry, negative press and government promises, the inhumane practice of shipping live horses to Japan for slaughter continues.

An irresistible mini was one of 10 finalists in Cadbury's annual Bunny Tryouts, this time seeking a winner among rescue pets.

Noble, a lovely seven-year-old mare, will take up residence in the Royal Mews as a mount for King Charles.

Since its inception, the Act has tried 10 cases involving equines, rescued over 150 horses, and levied over $800,000 in horse-related fines.

Sickness Prevention in Horses course March 20-31 will be free to teenagers 14-17 to learn good habits to keep horses from getting sick.

Runway models are once again tiptoeing through the horse poop, this time showing off Stella McCartney's designs during Paris Fashion Week.

A video of a woman making snow angels with her horse in New Hampshire has gone bonkers online and on national newscasts.

The Ontario Mounted Special Service Unit and Breast Cancer Canada have partnered to present Canadian Cavalry fundraising performances.

Virtual horse racing games are one of the best ways to immerse yourself in the industry and test your wits as both a trainer and a jockey.