Canada
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Five riders shortlisted for Canada’s sole Tokyo showjumping place
Equestrian Canada announced the riders bidding for the one individual showjumping space available at the Games
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Tokyo Olympic place lost after rider unknowingly used teabag containing cocaine
The rider took what she thought was green tea from the breakfast area of the hotel
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‘He tries his heart out – I just hang on for the ride’: Canadian pair dominate in Wellington
“He tries his heart out for me every time we go down the centre line, and I just have to hang on for the ride”
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Tokyo dream ended for Canadian showjumpers by appeal ruling
Canada’s last hope of fielding a showjumping team at this summer’s Olympics has been quashed in a ruling by the Court of Arbitration for Sport
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‘My true partner’: Olympic champions to take their place in hall of fame
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6 horsey gap year ideas to make you want to pack your bags right now
If you love horses, here’s just a few ways you could make your gap year an equestrian one. Pack your bags, grab your passport, let’s go…
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From pre-novice to Badminton: eventer pays tribute to top horse after cross-country tragedy
The British-based rider has thanked the eventing community for their support and kind messages following the sad loss of her stable star
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Canada’s top eventer awarded place on Olympic team after appeal
‘I stand by my statements and the process that was followed’ says Canadian eventing team coach Clayton Fredericks, whose decision was overturned
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2018 World Equestrian Games seeks new venue
The FEI is reviewing other options after a mutual decision was made to remove the 2018 FEI World Equestrian Games from Canada due to "financial issues"
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Canada loses Nations Cup round over sponsorship row
Canada has lost its home round of the Furusiyya Nations Cup. This has also left the country without a spot in the finals.
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Heavy snowfall forces Spruce Meadows to reschedule
Major show in Canada becomes victim of unseasonal weather conditions
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WEG vaulting: rescue horse takes to the international stage
We spoke to the lunger of a 19-year-old rehomed police horse, Liz MacKay who has been competing in the vaulting at WEG
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Eric Lamaze continues impressive comeback
The Canadian, who had not won a grand prix since the shock death of his Olympic partner Hickstead in 2011, won his second 5* class in a fortnight
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Clayton Fredericks to wind down top-level competition
His appointment as Canadian team coach means Clayton must cut back on his own competing
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Clayton Fredericks to coach Canadian eventers
The Australian event rider takes over from David O'Connor — who moves on to coach the US team — in January 2013.
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Helmets to be mandatory in all Canadian dressage competitions
Safety helmets are to be mandatory for all levels of dressage in Canada from Sunday (1 January 2012)
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Horse hanging was not cruelty, rules judge
A Canadian charity has reacted with anger to a court judgement that two men, who hanged a 27-year-old horse from an excavator, killed the horse humanely
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Canadian long-list for WEG showjumping revealed
The long-list squad for Canada's showjumping team at WEG has been released
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Canada hedges its bets with its endurance squad for WEG
Canada has named a squad of five riders, plus a further seven reserve combinations, to contest the endurance competition at the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games
