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Proposed 2025 Equestrian Canada Rule Changes Now Available For Review And Comment

Proposed 2025 Equestrian Canada Rule Changes Now Available For Review And Comment

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Earlier this year Equestrian Canada (EC) Sport Licence Holders were invited to submit suggestions for rule changes. These were reviewed by discipline experts and the EC National Rules Committee. The proposed 2025 rule changes are now posted for comment.

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Olympic Edition of L’Année Hippique Now Available

Olympic Edition of L’Année Hippique Now Available

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L’Année Hippique is back with a special 2024 Olympic edition. This coffee-table book is the ultimate record of the year’s greatest equestrian moments, with 370 pages covering all the major events and achievements in the sport.

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Karate-Kicking Equine Inspires Young Audiences to Explore and Embrace New Experiences

Karate-Kicking Equine Inspires Young Audiences to Explore and Embrace New Experiences

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NEW YORK — In the delightful children’s book, The Adventures of Kumakawa: The Horse That Will Try Anything – Today It’s Karate, readers meet Kumakawa, a once successful and very real racehorse named after Tetsuya Kumakawa, a famous ballet dancer.

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Senior Horse Education Month Features Arthritis and Pain Recognition

Senior Horse Education Month Features Arthritis and Pain Recognition

Posted in Equestrian News, Home Page articles, horse-health, Reviews

Fletcher Trailers officially opened the doors to its new location in Scotland, Ontario on January 3rd, 2024. They offer a large selection of in-stock horse trailers including horse trailers with living quarters, gooseneck trailers, bumper pull trailers, and livestock trailers. They also carry quality used horse trailers, all sold in excellent condition.

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Fletcher Trailers Thrives In New Location

Fletcher Trailers Thrives In New Location

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Fletcher Trailers officially opened the doors to its new location in Scotland, Ontario on January 3rd, 2024. They offer a large selection of in-stock horse trailers including horse trailers with living quarters, gooseneck trailers, bumper pull trailers, and livestock trailers. They also carry quality used horse trailers, all sold in excellent condition.

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Review: The Horse Who Wanted To Fly 

Review: The Horse Who Wanted To Fly 

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Charlie had an ordinary name and lived on an ordinary ranch. But Charlie was no ordinary horse. Charlie knew he could fly.

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System Equine Expands Manufacturing Capabilities with New State-of-the-Art Facility in Fergus, Ontario

System Equine Expands Manufacturing Capabilities with New State-of-the-Art Facility in Fergus, Ontario

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Fergus, Ontario – System Equine has announced the opening of their new 32,000 sq ft manufacturing building in Fergus, Ontario.

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The Rider’s Springtime Reading - STORMY NORMY Finds His Forever Home

The Rider’s Springtime Reading - STORMY NORMY Finds His Forever Home

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This charming story takes place in eastern Australia’s high country where wild horses, known as brumbies, roam.

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Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of

Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of "Isabel", by E. L. Schoeman

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It’s always great to see a hometown girl succeed and E.L. Schoeman is doing just that. The twenty-four year old, who grew up on Prima Farms outside of Caledonia, Ontario, is bringing her love of horses and heroes to life in her debut novel, “Isabel.”

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2024 - The Winter of the Hay Belly

2024 - The Winter of the Hay Belly

Posted in Equestrian News, Home Page articles, horse-health, Reviews

My horse looks fat! But when I check his Body Condition Score, he is under 6: I can easily feel his ribs and there are little to no fat deposits along his neck, withers, shoulders, back or tail head. 

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