Equestrian Canada has released the final declaration list for the national championships, which will take place at Thunderbird and Becancour.

Young Canadian show jumping and dressage riders made our country proud as the North American Youth Championships wrapped up.

In this interim recap after two days of competition, Canadians have been winning ribbons and stepping onto the podium.

A snapshot of the main players in the senior World Rankings, as well as a check-in of the top-100 Canadian athletes.

The 2025 North American Youth Championships take place in Traverse City, MI, July 29-Aug. 3, spotlighting top talent aged 12 to 25 years.

The small but mighty three-rider German team edged Belgium and Sweden, led by Isabell Werth and Wendy's personal best score of 79.761%.

Competition got underway with the first day of dressage; the full field of CCI4*-S competitors go up centreline on Friday afternoon.

Dressage excellence was on full display in Western Canada at Rocky Mountain Show Jumping and included the first CPEDI in almost a decade.

Christian Simonson riding Indian Rock and Benjamin Ebeling with Bellena led the grand prix classes under the lights in the WEC Stadium.

The ODF at Wesley Clover Parks is one of Canada’s premier dressage competitions and is expected to attract many top riders.