Dressage Talent Development Symposium in Quebec
The symposium, Sept. 12–14, will include a diverse program of lectures, practical workshops, and panel discussions. #dressage#symposium
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Equine Facial Expressions Offer New Clues
A UofG study found that subtle facial changes before and after riding may provide valuable insights into how horses experience their work. #equinebehaviour#equineresearch
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Royal Canadian Mint Releases Sable Island Horse Coin
The Sable Island horse, a symbol of resilience and heritage that reside off the coast of Nova Scotia, have been immortalized in a silver coin. #SableIslandHorse#silvercoin
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The Drive to Young Riders with Ecclestone Horse Transport
Horses arrived at the championship ready to compete thanks to comfortable stalls, knowledgeable drivers, and a smooth ride. #EcclestoneHorseTransport#NAYC
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Equestrian Canada Launches Fresh LearnTo Framework
A refreshed national learning framework strengthens rider development while building on the foundation of Canada’s LearnTo Ride and Drive programs. #LearnToRide#horses#equestrians
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Is Your Stable Working for Your Horse?
What matters to horses in welfare terms is their own experience - which humans can improve through feed, housing, and management adjustments. #happyhorses#5Domains
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Is Your Horse Getting Enough #VitaminE?
Fresh pasture can supply plenty of this essential antioxidant. Once hay becomes the main forage, choosing the right supplement starts with the entire ration—not the biggest number on the label. @madbarnequine
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What Respiratory Supplement Does Your Horse Really Need?
A practical look at airway comfort, stamina, recovery, and the management choices that help horses breathe easier. @madbarnequine#horsehealth
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Feeding Behaviour and Overnight Rhythms in Horses
A recent study looked at integrating ways to encourage more natural 'grazing' situations in stalled horses to improve digestive health. #horsehealth#eatingbehaviour#equineresearch
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Surprise Mishaps in the Ring (and How to Judge Them) Part 5
Randy Roy has dealt with bee stings, downpours, ringside coaching, nearly getting blown away, and a hound shadowing a hunter. #judges#horseshows#oopsies
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#HardKeeper Horse Weight Gain: How to Help a Thin Horse Build Condition
A practical, forage-first guide to calories, digestion, topline and the supplements that may help when your horse needs more than “just add grain.” @madbarnequine#horses
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Canada’s National Arabian Championship in Brandon
The Championship takes place Aug. 6-15 at the Keystone Centre; up to 400 horses are expected to compete in a full roster of classes in every discipline. #ArabianHorses#horseshows
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Bitless Riding: A Kinder Approach
Pam Allen-LeBlanc runs one of the only bitless schools in Canada and hopes that more competitions will offer bit-free classes. #bitlessriding#horses#equinewelfare
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Who Will Answer the Next Emergency Call?
Equine veterinary medicine is struggling to attract and retain practitioners. Three perspectives suggest that preserving access to care will require changes from veterinary practices and horse owners alike.
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Grass Roots Horse Shows and the Competition Pathway
There have been major challenges recently in all facets of the horse industry, but the smaller show venues have been especially hard-hit. #horseshows#horseindustry
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Get Ready to Name the Foals!
This popular annual contest opens June 1st and has a VIP trip to the 2026 #SpruceMeadows ‘Masters’ up for grabs. #foals#horses#contests
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What to Watch For at EC’s AGM
If #EquestrianCanada is willing to listen, explain, compromise, and rebuild trust, this AGM could become a turning point. If not, the divide between EC and the provinces may widen. #CanadianHorseIndustry
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What the Hay? What Horses Prefer
A University of Guelph study looked at dry, soaked, and steamed hay and how horses respond to various treatments of their forage. #hay#equinenutrition#EquineGuelph
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Building Stronger Hooves: A Practical Guide for Horse Owners
Investing in hoof health through management and nutrition pays off in improved comfort, performance, and soundness for your horse. #hoofhealth#horses@madbarnequine
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Three Awareness Exercises to Help Riding Skills
These simple tools, applied both on and off the horse, can improve mindfulness, balance, symmetry, and #proprioception. #ridinglessons#awareness
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