A snapshot of the main movers and shakers for the month of March 2025 in the senior World Rankings notes a little movement at the top.

With their 2024 Olympic debut and first World Cup win in the rear-view mirror, French rider Pauline Basquin hopes to keep the ball rolling.

Canada's Denielle Gallagher and Come Back De Massa place 3rd as the venue hosts its third international dressage competition of the year.

The Canadian rode Finnländerin to score 75.325%; Kevin Kohmann won the class riding Dünensee with a new personal best of 79.24%.

The seven-time Olympian says the multiple frames-per-second capability of modern cameras can misleadingly convey that open mouths are a constant state of affairs.

Riding Jill Irving's Jaccardo, the Canadian won the class for emerging grand prix horses during week 7 of the AGDF in Wellington, FL.

Fellow Canadian Brittany Fraser-Beaulieu rounded out the top three on Jill Irving’s Leeghwater in this class for up-and-coming equine talent.

The US rider scored a personal best 80%-plus and was presented by American rapper Vanilla Ice – also the name of P.J. Rizvi's horse.

The BC native is now living and training in Germany with Jessica and Benjamin von Bredow-Werndl, and developing her nine-year-old mare Siri.

The Canadian swept the Grand Prix division at World Equestrian Center – Ocala January CDI3* Show riding her Come Back de Massa.