Similar to many children who grew up in the shadow of Spruce Meadow’s famous clock tower, Vanessa Mannix knew from an early age what she wanted to be.

Having represented the US for a quarter century, Laura Kraut has done it all and shows no signs of slowing down, keep reading to find out more.

Para-dressage athlete Jason Surnoski sets his sights on WEG 2018.

With parenthood looming, Aussie Christopher Burton balances a busy eventing yard, a full competition schedule – and as many rounds of twilight golf as he can sneak in.

After losing her top ride over two years ago, Hawley Bennett-Awad now has a legitimate four-star horse in Jollybo.

Born in Tokyo and raised in the United States, Karen Polle holds dual citizenship and three years ago began competing for her mother’s homeland of Japan.

Kassidy Keith started riding at a very young age when she would accompany her mother, Cheryl Keith, to work at Queen Margaret School.

Olympic medalist Astier Nicolas is no stranger to giving up comfort for ambition.

Back in her native Nova Scotia, Cheryl Meisner brings a wealth of European dressage experience to the east coast.

Calgary's Ben Asselin, 23, has been living, training, and competing in Europe since October of last year.