Avoid The Outbreak
Taking a proactive approach through basic precautionary measures and prudent handling of sick horses can significantly reduce the health consequences and economic impact of infectious diseases.
Leaders of the Pack
For a view from the other side of the rail, we’ve asked three longtime sales ring handlers to share what they’ve learned during their years at the end of the shank.
There's No Place Like Home
For Nicholas Oakes, the journey from Prince Edward Island to compete in Rideau Carleton’s Coville Cup Drivers Challenge was a long but valuable one.
The Full Monte
In the mid-1990s, racing under saddle, or RUS (better known in Europe as monte), tried to get a foothold on this side of the Atlantic in the form of the Boots and Saddle Series, but it was, at that ti
Plusieurs premières Canadiennes
Août s’est encore passé rapidement cette année. Ce fut un mois très occupé, et en tant que Canadiens, nous avons assisté à plusieurs premières!
Canada's many firsts.
August flew by quickly again this year. It was a very busy month, and as Canadians, we saw many firsts! Canada earned its first gold medal in trampoline at the Olympics.
C’est vraiment aussi simple.
Dès maintenant, je souhaiterais que la phrase suivante soit bannie de toutes les conversations dans l’industrie des courses de chevaux.
It really is that simple.
Effective immediately, I would like the following phrase banned from all harness racing industry discussions. Its use should result in a time-out being called whenever it is uttered.
Triple Dead Heat
For six glorious weeks in Alberta, three pacing fillies — Blue Star Beauty, Credit Card Junkie, and Phone Terror — took turns getting their picture taken in a series of races so tight that, for some,