The Art of Balance
Why does balance matter? The equine world is catching up with recent research focusing on muscle recruitment and the impact foot balance, training programs and footing on injury prevention in our equine athletes.
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Canadian Equestrian Team Nominated For Lima 2019 Pan American Games
Equestrian Canada (EC) and the Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) have announced the 12 athletes nominated to compete in three equestrian disciplines at the Lima 2019 Pan American Games, taking place July 26 to Aug. 11 in Peru.
How can Equi-Bow help your horse get back on track this spring?
How can Equi-Bow benefit your horse during its return to regular work? The key is fascia.
Bad Behaviour Or Structural Imbalance?
By this time in the season, many equestrians have gotten their horses back into full-time work. Many are busy prepping for the competition season ahead, and some may have already begun showing. Sometimes once we have dusted off the cobwebs and shaken out the stiffness we find our horses present with an issue they didn’t have before
Ian Millar Announces Retirement from International Competition
Ten-time Canadian Olympian Ian Millar has announced his retirement from international show jumping competition after nearly five decades at the top level.
Rivendell Equine Veterinary Services
REVS provides expert referral-based performance/sports medicine services and patient-based injury rehab programs.
Horse Hay Slow Feeder
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ONTARIO SUPERIOR COURT RULES OSPCA POLICING POWERS ARE UNCONSTITUTIONAL
On January 2, 2019 a judge of the Ontario Superior Court, Justice Timothy Minnema, ruled that law enforcement by an unaccountable private organization such as the Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (OSPCA) is unconstitutional.
Ontario Equestrian Donates over $30,000 to Research
With $1.50 per OE membership allocated to the Ontario Equestrian Member Equine Research Fund, this year’s cheque presented at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair came out to just over $30,000!
Many questions remain after protest in Waterford
“There didn’t appear to be adequate or consistent feeding” describes Tupper who made more than a few calls to the OSPCA herself.