The American won his third major class of the show; two Canadians in the jump-off, with Tiffany Foster finishing second riding Electrique.

The Israeli rider and Gemma W were 2nd in last year's World Cup class here; top Canadian was Vanessa Mannix riding Carmela Z, who placed 4th.

The victory came aboard Ariel Grange’s Legacy; Canadians Tiffany Foster and Ali Ramsay place 3rd and 4th in the feature event.

The show has been elevated to a CSI5* and will also feature national hunter/jumper championships and over $1 million in prize money.

Eric Lamaze named both Leading International Rider and Leading Canadian Rider Canadian course designer and Olympic individual silver medalist Michel Vaillancourt set a course that challenged some of the world’s best show jumping athletes and their horses in the sold-out Coca-Cola Coliseum, which was packed to maximum capacity with a crowd of 6,631 in attendance. […]

McLain Ward (USA) claimed the $205,000 Longines FEI Jumping World Cup Toronto on Saturday night at the CSI4*-W Royal Horse Show in Toronto, ON.