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Once again The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair is leading the way to help improve our Canadian horse sport talent by providing competitions that strengthen the ability of our young riders early in their careers. The National Medal Classes have a long history at The Royal, celebrating 25 years in 2013. The Royal is pleased to […]
Equine conditioning is not a “one-size-fits-all” concept
No matter the discipline, proper conditioning is a key element toward enhancing your horse’s athletic performance and its ability to endure the activity without succumbing to injury or health problems. Learn the physiology of equine conditioning and what’s best for your equine athlete with Equine Guelph’s online course, Equine Exercise Physiology. “Unfortunately, the ‘one size […]
Equine Canada is Pleased to Announce a Level 1 FEI Course for Eventing Stewards
Equine Canada is pleased to be able to offer a new opportunity for stewards to upgrade or maintain their certification.The course offers an exciting opportunity to work with a highly qualified and deeply experienced Canadian steward, giving participants an incredible chance to learn from the best. The course will be facilitated by Overall Course Director […]
Trailering With Safety in Mind
As a horse owner, it’s likely that it will be necessary to trailer your horse at one time or another. Whether it’s a short distance to nearby trails or several hours’ drive to a competition, with a bit of care and attention, you can safely get your horse to where you’re going and minimize […]
Equine Canada and the Canadian Reining Committee Seeks Chef d’Equipe for 2014 World Equestrian Games
Equine Canada and the Canadian Reining Committee is now accepting applications from qualified candidates interested in fulfilling the role of Chef d’Equipe – Reining, for the World Equestrian Games being held in Normandy France August 23 to September 7, 2014. Overview: The successful candidate will provide leadership in the management of the Reining Team at […]
EHV-1 Update: all restrictions on Woodbine Barn 10 lifted
ORC Manager of Veterinary Services Dr. Adam Chambers announced that all restrictions placed on horses stabled in Woodbine’s Barn 10 are now removed, effective April 10, 2014. In a March 27 notice, a requirement to maintain increased biosecurity measures, monitor temperatures, and limit use of ponies remained in place. These measures are now removed. The […]
Flax: Feed it for the future
By: Kalina Rutledge, BBRM Equine, Marc-Andre Blouin, B.Sc. When you think of a healthy horse one of the first things that comes to mind is a shiny coat. Not just any shiny coat, that gleaming shiny coat that radiates utmost health. This is why the market for equine grooming products loves products that promise a […]
OEF Position Statement on Bill C-571
The Ontario Equestrian Federation recognizes that the issue of equine slaughter is a controversial subject for its members, many of whom are closely following the proposed legislation Bill C-571 – An Act to amend the Meat Inspection Act and the Safe Food for Canadians Act. If passed, the legislation would prohibit the movement of horses […]
Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame Announces 2014 Inductees
The Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame is pleased to announce the 2014 inductees. A total of 14 horses and people have been elected to the Hall of Fame. Wando and Horatio Luro are among the three horses and four people representing Thoroughbreds. Rocknroll Hanover and Wally Hennessey are included on the list of three […]
Horse Racing Partnership Plan Out of the Gate
Ontario is delivering on its commitment to implement the Horse Racing Partnership Plan, which comes into effect April 1. The province’s enhanced five-year plan will provide up to $500 million to support its world- class horse racing industry and includes: Increasing purses and race dates across the province Enhancing support for the province’s racehorse breeders […]
