"We just have to keep focusing on the things that they did well so we can continue to build on that..." ~ chef d’équipe Rebecca Howard.
Team Canada
Lots of surprises on Saturday at the FEI Eventing Worlds, while at Le Pin-Au-Haras Canadian Houtappels-Bruder continues to shine.
With the World Championships in Herning done and dusted, EC reflects on the final day, the overall experience and the path forward.
Belgium had to settle for second, with the Netherlands in third after an exciting afternoon of competition in Piazza di Siena.
Germany successfully defended their title, edging the US; Beatrice Boucher, Pia Fortmuller, Megan Lane and Evi Strasser rode for Canada.
The team event will take place at WEF on March 5th and features an all-female Canadian squad led by new chef d'équipe Eric Lamaze.
The competition is shaping up to be an interesting mix of experienced veterans and newcomers to this level, including the Canadian squad.
Highlights of the 'Masters' weekend included a big payday for the Swiss rider and a Canadian team victory in a small but fierce field.
Equestrian Canada and the COC have officially announced Canada’s equestrian team for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.
The victory marked the first win for a Canadian U25 Team in the five-year history of the Under 25 Nations Cup at AGDF.