Most Canadian equestrian coaches are now no longer required to hold professional liability insurance after EC weighs industry feedback.

“Champions Train, Losers Complain” said the late Brosda, whose memory lives on in her Olympic Bursary and Memorial Fund.

Year-end recipients for Athlete, Horse, Owner Youth, Coach and Volunteer were honoured for their outstanding achievements.

Celebrating contributors to the sport, the Equestrian Canada awards were presented to the Owner, Volunteer, Official and Sponsor of the Year.

Sport Licence Holders were invited to submit suggestions for rule changes; they were reviewed and are now posted for comment.

Three new champions – Ian Millar, Jenny Courchesne and Special Ed – will be honoured during the gala on Nov. 3rd in Toronto.

The championships will take place in two locations: Complexe Equestre Becancour in QC and Thunderbird Show Park in BC.

Annika McGivern and Dr. Jordan Cook speak about developing mental skills and incorporating integrative therapies to improve athlete performance.

Questions will not be fielded in real time during the AGM, but the Canadian equestrian community can submit questions now via e-mail.

There were three Director positions to be filled for 2024, and a total of twelve qualified applications were received