The all-female (and all-mare) team made history in Poland with their country's first-ever FEI Eventing Nations Cup victory.

The FEI CCI1* and multiple EV levels offered are the perfect proving ground for developing FEI horses and riders.

The US rider had led after dressage, but slipped to 4th after cross-country before bouncing back; Canadians won the 4*-S and the 2*-L.

The Aussie moved to the top of the leaderboard with both her rides ahead of Canada's Jessica Phoenix and Wabbit following Saturday's cross-country.

After winning the dressage phase of the CCI4*-L the day before, the American celebrated her birthday with another strong test.

Competition got underway with the first day of dressage; the full field of CCI4*-S competitors go up centreline on Friday afternoon.

A total of 77 entries will start competition in the dressage phase on Thursday in six divisions at the iconic Quebec venue.

Canada's Jessica Phoenix continues her climb up the leaderboard after a number of strong performances so far this year.

The Bradley Mark Johnston Educational Foundation Bursaries and ‘On Your Mark’ Award will be offered in 2025.

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