Competing in the newly-added Advanced division, Phoenix placed first with Mighty Mouse and third aboard Tugce.

The squad have won team and individual prizes in both their appearances in this series so far and are coached by Olympian Andrew Nicholson.

The ten days of world-class competition in Germany were full of top sport, drama, delight, surprises, triumph and tragedy.

Strong cross-country and show jumping performances put the team well ahead of the Netherlands and third-placed Austria.

The Canadian progressed smartly up the leaderboard all weekend with Chocy in their first visit to this major German three-day event.

The FEI Board assigned all major Finals and Championships through 2026; only N.A. venue is Fort Worth, TX, for Dressage and Jumping Finals.

Olympic, WEG and Pan Am veteran Selena O’Hanlon is now offering training and imported Irish horses at Waterstone Farm in Caledon, ON.

Jennifer Brannigan won the division on Twilightslastgleam to wrap up an exciting weekend of eventing action at the beautiful Quebec venue.

The leaderboards underwent a shuffle following cross-country day; Jennie Brannigan and Twilightslastgleam now lead the way in the CCI4*-L.

Liz Halliday-Sharp (USA) leads three divisions; Jessica Phoenix remains top Canadian in the CCI4*-L in 6th place with Mighty Mouse.