The culmination of the 'Masters' 50th anniversary saw the British rider pilot Hello Jefferson to a nail-biting win in the $5 million event.
Spruce Meadows Masters
The Brits won the trophy, fittingly, on British Day, their first since 1996; Germany finishes second, with the US a very close third.
Nina Mallevaey (FRA) and My Clementine win the Tourmaline Oil Cup; tie sets a new record height in the ATCO Electric Six Bar.
Spruce Meadows is hosting the world's top riders and a weekend featuring the BMO Nations Cup and $5M CPKC International.
Riders representing 18 nations are set to kick off the exciting 50th Anniversary tournament as 5* competition starts Sept. 3.
The Rolex Grand Slam of Show Jumping return to Spruce Meadows, September 3-7, for the third Major of the equestrian calendar year.
The $5 million CPKC International Grand Prix on Sept. 7 represents the biggest single-day event payout in Canadian sport this year.
The CPKC International Grand Prix presented by Rolex at the Spruce Meadows Masters drew huge crowds and a large star-studded field of 38.
Canadians had to compete with the disadvantage of no drop score; Germany won and defending champions Ireland were second.
Canada placed fifth of the seven nations in the popular event, led by Tiffany Foster and Figor's double-clear effort.
