The world's top show jumpers have converged on the Calgary venue in hopes of nabbing a piece of the considerable prize money on offer.

The world’s top show jumpers have touched down at YYC ahead of the Spruce Meadows ‘Masters’, which begins Wednesday.

History beckons beneath the Rolex Clock Tower at Spruce Meadows, where Germany's Richard Vogel will attempt to seal the deal.

The iconic tournament runs Sept. 9-13 and features fan favourites including the BMO Nations’ Cup and $5 million CPKC ‘International’.

The culmination of the 'Masters' 50th anniversary saw the British rider pilot Hello Jefferson to a nail-biting win in the $5 million event.

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.