A snapshot of the main movers and shakers for the month in the senior World Rankings; Canadians are making moves in dressage.

Larissa Pauluis and Flambeau led the way in Neumünster with a personal best score of 84.015%, marking their second win of the season.

Pablo Gómez Molina and Servus Ymas won the CDI4* Grand Prix Freestyle, while Canadians had some excellent small tour results.

Volunteers are being sought for all disciplines, equine medication control, health and welfare, industry development, and other roles.

EC has made updates to the rule books for 2026 to better ensure humane, ethical and safe treatment of horses.

The British rider and her partner Glamourdale defended their Amsterdam crown in style with a stunning score of 89.305%.

Brittany Fraser-Beaulieu and Jaccardo place 2nd in 5* with personal best score; Camille Carier Bergeron and Finnländerin 2nd in 3*.

Canadians owned the podium in the CDI1* Intermediate I, while Susan Pape (GBR) and Harmony’s Giulilanta took the 5* Freestyle.

Canadians came out swinging in Wellington, with good scores and podium placings to kick off the third week of Global Dressage Festival.

Equestrian Canada has announced the High Performance athletes for dressage, eventing, jumping, and para-dressage.