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Which Canadians Were Hot in the Grand Prix Ring in 2007

2007 was a great year for fans of show jumping in Canada. With top horses and riders putting in stellar performances both nationally and internationally, fans are the most optimistic they’ve been in years for Olympic success in Beijing. Read more

Holland Day at The Masters

The Saturday of The Masters Tournament at Spruce Meadows is always Holland Day, and it looked as though the Netherlands were really going to make it theirs. Read more

The Masters is coming! The Masters is coming!

For anyone who is a fan of show jumping, the focal point of the entire year must be the Spruce Meadows Masters. This year the Masters runs from September 5 to 9, 2007. The flight carrying 48 European-based horses arrived safely at Calgary International Airport. That means it is time to get ready to enjoy the best show jumpers in the world in our own backyard. Read more

Sunny, Sunny Days at Caledon

The sun shone on the Caledon Equestrian Park in Palgrave, Ontario, Canada for the Classic @ Palgrave II (June 7 to 11). All five rings were kept busy late into the day with a full schedule of hunter, pony and jumper classes. Read more

Raindrops Keep Falling…

Once again, Mother Nature did not look kindly upon the staff, crew, horses, ponies, riders, owners, etc. attending the Caledon National (May 17-21, 2006). The fabulous facilities at the Caledon Equestrian Park north of Toronto were put to the test for the second week in a row.

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Rain, Rain, Go Away!

Spring 2006 in Ontario has been simply glorious. Sunny days, hot temps, pleasant breezes. Shorts and sandals have been released from their winter storage earlier than usual. Horses who were allowed to grow winter coats are already shedded out. Paddocks are turning green and lush. Perfect weather, that is until it was time for the first outdoor “A” show in Ontario, the Classic @ Palgrave I.

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Beth Underhill: finding that silver lining

Beth Underhill is one of the best-known and most popular riders in the world of Canadian show jumping. Born in 1962 in Guelph, Ontario, Underhill started riding at a YMCA camp in Georgetown. Her brothers had other summer activities lined up and her parents thought horseback riding might be just the thing for their young daughter. In 1969, she joined the Toronto-North York Pony Club and received its all-round education. Although eventing, games, and dressage were fun, she was intrigued by show jumping and, by the age of fifteen, decided to concentrate on it alone. Read more

Canadian Show Jumping: looking back at 2005 and look forward to 2006

2005 was a great year for show jumping in Canada. The following is a list of “hot” riders, their horses and major accomplishments in 2005. I have also included a list of riders to watch; the future of the Canadian Show Jumping Team.

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