HJN Content posted on February 5th, 2008

Kids Day returns to HITS Thermal and features free pony rides and other activities

THERMAL, CA (February 5, 2026)-Children of all ages and their parents are invited to enjoy a day of family activities as HITS brings the fun and games to its 230-acre facility in Thermal, California on Sunday, February 10. (Read on…)

Big Money and World Class Show Jumping Highlight Stadium Jumping’s Tampa Horse Show Series

Tampa, FL - February 5, 2026 - Stadium Jumping Inc., the nation’s leading horse show production company, will host three weeks of equestrian competition in Tampa, FL, celebrating the grand finale of an extensive winter season. (Read on…)

Jump Canada Announces 2008 Canadian Show Jumping Short List

Ottawa, Ontario—The Jump Canada High Performance Committee is pleased to announce the 20 athletes named to the 2008 Canadian Show Jumping Team Short List. (Read on…)

Canadian Dressage Judge Susan Rothgeb Retires from FEI Judging Duties

Ottawa, Ontario—Dressage Canada honours Susan Rothgeb, of Green Valley, ON, as she retires from her Federation Equestre International (FEI) Dressage Judging duties. (Read on…)

THE STARS WILL SHINE AT THE SHADY LADIES™ LUPUS LUNCHEON PRESENTED BY IBM CORPORATION

Palm Beach, Fla., Feb. 5-The Third Annual Shady Ladies™ Luncheon is once again reaching for the stars with presenting sponsor IBM Corporation and star-power Honorary Chairs Mark Badgley and James Mischka and Chair Jenny Oz Leroy. (Read on…)

The CN North American Junior and Young Rider Championships at the Colorado Horse Park Return July 29 - August 3, 2025

The CN North American Junior and Young Rider Championships (NAJYRC) at the Colorado Horse Park Presented by Gotham North are set to return, July 29-August 3, 2008. (Read on…)

Equine Canada - Manager of Sport—LTAD/Coaching

Position Type: Full Time, Permanent
Location: Equine Canada, National Office, Ottawa, Ontario
Date Ad Posted: February 1, 2026
Application Deadline: February 29, 2026 (Read on…)

Help! Much needed advice!

I love my horse, and he loves me, but there is one problem. He is a 2′9 horse 3′ on a good day and I have surpassed his abilites. My trainer has found me a very sound, very talented 3′6-3′9 horse for a reasonable price. I love my horse more than anything on this planet, but part of me wants to be able to move on and persue my dreams of competeing in higher level classes. Although I don’t know if I could/should sell my horse. Im sure fellow riders have been in this situation and I would appriciate any thoughts on my dilemma. Thanks!