Committees have backed up the schedule in hopes that in just over 2 months it will be deemed safe to hold these outdoor events in a responsible way.

With the loosened pandemic restrictions and warmer weather, trail riding businesses are looking forward to a busy season.

Horses are fascinating creatures and even the most hard-core horse owner can admit they learn something new about them every day.

Almost 100 percent of University of Guelph survey participants agreed that there were welfare issues in the Canadian equine industry.

Research shows that providing an antioxidant supplement can be an effective way to protect red cell membranes and delay the onset of fatigue.

Equine Guelph presents Dr. Judith Koenig of the Ontario Veterinary College who explains her current research into tendon injuries and prevention.

If your horse is exhibiting head tossing, bit issues, unexplained lameness or explosive reactions to apparent pain episodes, TMJ disease may be the culprit.

Even though equestrian facilities have been allowed resume limited riding lesson operations, it’s going to be a long way back financially for some.

Now that equestrian facilities are allowed to resume operation following the prolonged COVID-19 break, how will they keep staff and riders safe?

Biomechanics expert Dr. Hilary Clayton shares some cautions and considerations as we (finally!) head back to the barn to work our horses.