In addition to being inducted into Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame, Lamaze received the Order of Sport, Canada’s highest sporting honour.

Highlights of the 'Masters' weekend included a big payday for the Swiss rider and a Canadian team victory in a small but fierce field.

Erynn Ballard, Tiffany Foster, Eric Lamaze, and Amy Millar led Canada to the win over a small but competitive field of teams.

The Olympic gold medalist will tackle the $2.5m CP International aboard Dieu Merci van T&L, a decade after winning the class with Hickstead.

Canadians challenged with second-place finishes for Hyde Moffatt and Eric Lamaze and top-5 for Tiffany Foster and Mario Deslauriers.

Spruce Meadows will once again welcome the world’s top horse-and-rider combinations, including Eric Lamaze, for the CP International.

The grand finale of the CSI5* was the perfect tune-up prior to the Olympics for Brash (GBR) against a tough international field.

The French rider claimed victory aboard Vivaldi des Meneaux, while earlier in the week Canada's Eric Lamaze placed second with Chacco Kid.

Lamaze cites his personal health as a primary reason for his decision along with Tokyo's currently state of emergency.

The 1.60m Grand Prix at Hubside in Saint-Tropez ‒ the first outdoor CSI5* in Europe this year ‒ saw a big win for the Swiss rider.