Dressage excellence was on full display in Western Canada at Rocky Mountain Show Jumping and included the first CPEDI in almost a decade.

Set to be the largest in the region, the season kicks off on January 1, 2026 and carries total prize money of 10 million euros.

Six hunter/jumper events will be held at Wesley Clover Parks from May through September, including the CSI2*/CSI5* Ottawa International.

Gold Sky de Pegase, piloted by Frenchman Alix Ragot, bested a huge field of 75 entries to take the Thursday 4* feature.

The pinnacle event of the tournament is the CPKC International Grand Prix, presented by Rolex, featuring a $2,500,000 USD purse.

Over 120 horses were scheduled to compete, but the organizing committee failed to secure the necessary veterinary services for the event.

Future development includes a new hotel, sixth indoor arena, seven new outdoor rings, event center, restaurants and a shopping area.

The Florida facility has seen some upgrades designed to improve competitor and fan experience; action gets underway January 3rd.

The agreement outlining mutual membership and participation requirements at competitions for citizens from each country runs through 2026.

A fresh look for a new era of team Jumping has been revealed for the new series that kicks off in Abu Dhabi in February 2024.