International jousters Jaclyn Ziemniak and Joshua Knowles of Ontario's Knight School.

Discover how Ontario's Knight School teaches medieval mounted games, jousting skills, and horsemanship while making knighthood accessible to more riders.

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Spring and summer often mark peak season for purchasing young horses. With a new equine partner comes a host of decisions—chief among them: when to begin training and whether to invest in a specially fitted saddle.

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Navigating the Mare Owner's Dilemma - So, you’re contemplating breeding your mare. As a seasoned breeder of top-notch warmbloods and the owner of Hyperion Stud, LLC, Vicky Castegren knows all about that decision.

Canadian Sport Horse Cilroy ridden by John Rumble at the 1956 Olympic Games, where Canada won team bronze in three-day eventing.

The Canadian Sport Horse Association (CSHA), the oldest performance horse registry in North America, is celebrating 100 years of breeding excellence in 2026. Founded in 1926, the association has played an important role in shaping Canadian sport horse breeding and producing generations of successful performance horses. Tania Millen explores the organization's remarkable history, the breeders and horses behind its success, and the legacy it continues to build for Canada's equestrian industry.

Canadian Sport Horse Cilroy, ridden by John Rumble at the 1956 Olympics, where Canada won team bronze in three-day eventing.

Some of North America’s top sport horses are the result of 100 years of matchmaking by Canadian Sport Horse Association breeders. From Olympic medal winners to champion hunters, show jumpers, eventers, and influential breeding stallions, these exceptional horses have made their mark on equestrian sport in Canada and internationally. Tania Millen highlights 22 remarkable horses whose achievements reflect the association's 100-year history.

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