Kelli Cruciotti Vanderveen wins CabanaCoast, with two Canadians in the top 10; Nicola Philippaerts takes CaptiveOne Advisors.
WEF
Top Canadian in the final Saturday grand prix of the 2022 WEF season was Tiffany Foster riding Figor, who finished 9th.
Top sport at the newly-renamed Wellington International will conclude on April 3 with the season’s highly-anticipated Rolex week.
A pair of Canadians placed top-10 in the 'Saturday Night Lights' feature class in the newly-renamed Wellington International Arena.
The “Saturday Night Lights” event attracted a big crowd of spectators, a field of 41 competitors and another win for Saïd.
The Irish Olympian scored back-to-back grand prix victories ‒ again ‒ on a horse he describes as "a little bit quirky" but "brave as a lion."
The Canadian rode Chacco Kid in Sec. A of the split class, and Jacqueline Steffens was 9th riding Freaky Liefhebber.
The American rode Benny’s Legacy to victory; four Canadians were in the field of 56, with Tiffany Foster and Figor 8th.
The US rider and his Olympic mount edged Belgium's Zoe Conter riding Davidoff de Lassus in the 46-entry field.
Round 4 of this series attracted 65 entries to compete over Anderson Lima's course on the Derby Field, 12 of which came back for the jump-off.
