The Australian was dogged the entire way by Dutch rival Bram Chardon as teams have only one more qualifying leg to go before the Final in Bordeaux.

From The Two Charlottes squaring off in dressage to world-class showjumping to the Shetland Pony Grand National, there is something for everyone.

Jumping, dressage, para-dressage, eventing, driving and vaulting will take place at the German venue; Al Ula in KSA will host endurance.

The leaders hold fast to their spots at the top of the leaderboards, while others have made significant leaps up the world rankings.

The championship, which is running Sept. 27-Oct. 1 in Haras du Pin, France, features 92 competitors and 270 horses representing 25 nations.

Bram Chardon wins his third consecutive European title, Netherlands takes team gold and para drivers compete for Grade 1 and 2 honours.

These World Championships will serve as the first qualifying events for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

With her reliable partner Flip, Kelly won the CAI3* Horse Single at St. Margarethen and placed 4th in the 2* with a new horse, Claus.

A look at the current standings, what the battle at the top looks like and where our top Canadians are standing on the world stage.

The Canadian driver won the single horse CAI3* at Haras du Pin in France in a large international field with Flip, her partner since 2016.