Wellington, Florida — Canadian Show Jumping Team member Frankie Chesler-Ortiz of Orangeville, ON, has sold her top grand prix horse, Picolien Zeldenrust. Following a successful winter competing at the Winter Equestrian Festival in Wellington, FL, an offer was made on
The FEI was notified of an alleged case of abuse which occurred during the CCI 4* Lexington, Kentucky USA on Saturday April 28th involving competitor Amy Tyron (USA) and Le Samurai. The preliminary investigation was conducted according to the regulations, whereby
Vancouver, B.C. (April 29) – As expected, Ookashada and Thesaratogaexpress went head-to-head in the colts and gelding division of the $50,000 CTHS Sales Stake Sunday at Hastings Racecourse. Unexpectedly, Stephanson closed in the stretch to score an upset victory in
Lexington, KY—April 29, 2007—Clayton Fredericks of Australia rode Ben Along Time to victory in the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day event, presented by Farnam. Fredericks claimed his first Four Star win with a three-phase score of 54.0 penalties. Fredericks entered the culminating
With some 471 days to go till the 2008 Olympic Games and a week during which the eyes of the sports world are turned to Beijing where the SportAccord convention is currently taking place, let us take stock from the
Ottawa, Ontario — Evi Strasser of Ste. Adele, Quebec and Jacqueline Brooks of Mt. Albert, Ontario gave thousands of spectators something to cheer about at the Rolex FEI World Cup Final of Dressage on April 20th. After somewhat disappointing results
Las Vegas, Nevada — John Pearce rode Archie Bunker to a 14th place finish in the 2007 Rolex World Cup Final of Show Jumping held April 19-22 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Pearce of Stouffville, ON, was ranked 22nd coming into
Las Vegas, NV – April 19, 2007 – McLain Ward (USA) and Sapphire stunned the crowd with a precise and quick round in the opening show jumping competition of the 2007 Rolex FEI World Cup Finals at the Thomas &
Las Vegas, NV – April 19, 2007 – Isabell Werth of Germany took top honors in the Rolex FEI Dressage Grand Prix, riding Warum Nicht FRH, in front of a large and appreciative crowd at the Thomas & Mack center
Ottawa, Ontario — Equine Canada is pleased to announce that Craig Andreas has joined Equine Canada in the new position of Director of Sport. As Director of Sport, Andreas is responsible for ensuring the orderly implementation of the aims and
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