Entries in the June 5-8 event feature athletes from four countries and include Olympians and the current world number one, Boyd Martin.


Ten worthy young eventers will receive $2,500 toward travel and competition costs and participate in clinics during the June event.

The dispute stems from IEOC claims of the FEI’s failure to respect a MoU, including consulting members on matters affecting eventing officials.

A snapshot of the main movers and shakers globally for the past month in the senior World Rankings, and a look at the top Canadians.

The winners from two years ago edged ahead of Oliver Townend and Cooley Rosalent on the final day of the MARS Badminton Horse Trials.

The FEI CCI1* and CCI2* competitions will take place September 26-28 in conjunction with the 2025 Eastern Ontario Eventing Championships.

Germany’s Michael Jung and 'Chipmunk' won the 5*-L, while Canada's Jessica Phoenix and Freedom GS charged from 14th to 3rd in the 4*-S.

The small but mighty contingent of Canadians had a great cross-country day; Jessica Phoenix sits 13th with Fluorescent Adolescent in the CCI5*-L.

Boyd Martin and Tom McEwen take over second and third place in the CCI5*-L; Canada's Jessica Phoenix and Fluorescent Adolescent are 20th.

In the CCI5*-L, 34 combinations are moving forward to the dressage phase, including the sole Canadian entry, Jessica Phoenix and Fluorescent Adolescent.