As the year comes to a close, we look at the individuals who are leading the pack in their particular discipline, and the top 100 Canadians.

The high-performance athlete lists in Dressage, Eventing, Jumping, and Para-Dressage for 2025 have been announced.

Founded in 1934, the charity, which is almost entirely dependent on donations, has had a presence at Badminton for over 30 years.

The overnight leader after XC riding Fluorescent Adolescent, the pair had two rails to slip behind Cornelia Fletcher and Daytona Beach 8.

The Canadian sits at the top of the leaderboard with Fluorescent Adolescent following cross-country; Phillip Dutton and Azure win CCI4*-S.

There has not been a lot of movement at the top of most of the rankings; Naima Moreira Laliberté is now Canada's leading dressage rider.

Incessant rain resulted in a modified cross-country course which saw Caroline Harris and D. Day rocket up the standings.

Promising young equine stars competed at Le Lion d’Angers, France; Canada's Rebecca Howard piloted one in the 6YO division.

“We like mud!” said the Irish eventers as they won the final leg of the series well ahead of the United States and Germany.

Here is a snapshot of the chart-toppers for the month, and how the Canadians stack up following the Paris Olympics.