The Old Salem Farm Spring Horse Shows concluded with a repeat win by the American rider, this time aboard the veteran mare Callas.

Aboard L'Artiste de Toxandra, the 28-year-old Greek rider posted her first-ever 5* grand prix win against some daunting opponents.

This prestigious four-day event held on the magnificent grounds of Windsor Castle featured world-class competition in numerous disciplines.

The Laval, QC, native, riding 'Guss', was one of just two competitors to jump clear over Canadian course designer Jedd Smith's track.

The Canadian, aboard Christiano who “likes to go fast”, claimed victory in the $5,000 FEI 1.45m Two-Phase in a field of 47.

Jordan Coyle and Keep Me With You edged countrymen Darragh Kenny and Philip McGuane; two Canadians place in top 10.

The US rider has had a string of strong performances in Wellington and Lexington which propelled him to the top of the standings.

Riding Hello Chadora Lady, Brash secured his first Longines Global Champions Tour Grand Prix win since 2021.

The Albertan and her 16-year-old Canadian warmblood gelding, who has not had a rail in two weeks of competition, are racking up the wins.

"She’s a boss mare — she runs the stable and is in charge and very confident in herself,” said the US rider after their CSI5* grand prix victory.