A snapshot of the movers and shakers (and how the leaderboards were shaken up) following the World Championships in Aachen.

Bromont hosted CDI, Gold, and Bronze competitions Sept. 4-6, the latter being the last chance to qualify for Caballista, Cheval Québec's finale.

It was concluded that the Australian dressage and eventing athlete engaged in horse abuse after a video was posted on social media that launched an investigation.

Competition in both show jumping and dressage runs from January through April, with some new facilities in place.

The pair added another gold medal to their collection with a thrilling Freestyle performance in front of an appreciative sold-out, SRO crowd.

Lottie Fry and Glamourdale win thrilling Special, while some Canadians did not have the day they had envisioned.

The battle for the individual dressage medals begins now that the top 18 positions have been sorted.

The host team edged Great Britain and Denmark, helped by a personal best from Katharina Hemmer riding Denoix PCH.

Brittany Fraser-Beaulieu and Jaccardo lead the way for the Canadian effort and qualify to compete in Friday's Grand Prix Special.

Day one of the World Championships in Aachen is done and dusted, with a couple of strong performances by the Canadian lead-off riders.