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 235 Years and Going Strong: New Edition of The Old Farmer’s Almanac Canadian Edition 

 235 Years and Going Strong: New Edition of The Old Farmer’s Almanac Canadian Edition 

Posted in Home Page articles, Reviews

2027 Canadian edition reveals the realities of colonizing Mars, surprising saints, the biggest attractions in Canada, health cures from the garden, Canada’s mythical monsters, farmers helping to preserve the planet, and more! Plus: the 2026–2027 winter forecast!

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Story of a Senior Horse: Lessons for Lucky

Story of a Senior Horse: Lessons for Lucky

Posted in Equestrian News, Home Page articles, horse-shows-clinics

Rodney, Ontario – My Mom and I have a 32-year-old horse. His name is R Lucky Tramp. We call him Lucky. We are all senior citizens – Lucky, Mom and now me. Recently, my Mom asked a really good question. “What do I do if I find Lucky down?” (Our vet is over an hour away.)

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Family Fun Day is a Rocking Success, 'Diamond' Wins Maturity

Family Fun Day is a Rocking Success, 'Diamond' Wins Maturity

Posted in English riding, Equestrian News, Home Page articles

AJAX DOWNS, AUGUST 31, 2026 - Smiling faces and exciting Quarter Horse races highlighted AJAX DOWNS' 16th annual FAMILY FUN DAY on August 30 in support of the AJAX PICKERING HOSPITAL FOUNDATION. Families and racing fans started cramming the track at 10 a.m., and after a brief rain shower, the sun came out for the afternoon.

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The Canadian Draft Horse Futurity 2026

The Canadian Draft Horse Futurity 2026

Posted in Equestrian News, Home Page articles, horse-shows-clinics

The Draft Horse Futurity began with David and Margo Carson in 2010 when David auctioned futurity weanlings and yearlings to bidders to begin the first 2 year old futurity competition in 2011.  The futurity program has proven to be popular and successful each year.  On average, the futurity sees approximately 30 foals sold each year with approximately 2/3 of the foals returning to compete 2 years later.

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Canadian Pony Club National Convention

Canadian Pony Club National Convention

Posted in Equestrian News, Home Page articles, horse-shows-clinics

At Canadian Pony Club, everything we do begins with a simple belief: Horses help shape Confident, Capable, and Caring people. We are committed to developing the next generation of leaders for the horse industry and beyond.

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Horse Tales with Cat August 2026 Episode

Horse Tales with Cat August 2026 Episode

Posted in Equestrian News, Home Page articles

From as far back as she can remember, Lauren Hough always wanted to go to the Olympics. She knew that her father had gone and so she was determined to do the same ,albeit in a different discipline.

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Equestrian Canada Announces Departure Of Chief Executive Officer Meg Krueger

Equestrian Canada Announces Departure Of Chief Executive Officer Meg Krueger

Posted in English riding, Equestrian News, Home Page articles

June 11, 2026 - Ottawa, ON – Equestrian Canada (EC) today announced that Chief Executive Officer Meg Krueger will be stepping down from her position to pursue an external leadership opportunity. Krueger will remain with EC through mid-October to ensure continuity during the transition period.

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Family Fun and Quarter Horse Racing This Sunday!

Family Fun and Quarter Horse Racing This Sunday!

Posted in English riding, Equestrian News, Home Page articles

AJAX DOWNS, AUGUST 28 2026 - One of the most popular days of the Ajax Downs' Quarter Horse racing season is FAMILY FUN DAY in support of the Ajax Pickering Hospital, set for this Sunday, August 30.

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Bill Galvin Racing Alliance Celebrates Successful VIP Event at Clinton Raceway

Bill Galvin Racing Alliance Celebrates Successful VIP Event at Clinton Raceway

Posted in Equestrian News, Home Page articles, horse-racing, horse-shows-clinics

In spite of heavy rain early in the day, the VIP Day hosted by the Bill Galvin Racing Alliance at Clinton Raceway on Sunday, August 23rd was well attended. Over 70 people attended the event, with many experiencing horse racing for the first time.

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From the Trainer's Eye - Why do we even need a coach?

From the Trainer's Eye - Why do we even need a coach?

Posted in Equestrian News, Home Page articles, western riding

Sharon: Many, many years ago, when I switched from Barrel Racing to Reining, I thought I could do it myself.

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