Riders, owners, breeders, organizers, volunteers and horses are recognized for their achievements and contributions to the Canadian equestrian community.
Equestrian Canada
Voting will take place at the Equestrian Canada AGM 2026 on May 26; results of the election will be announced to the public on May 27.
The $755 million in new sport funding marks a huge step toward supporting Canadian athletes and expanding access to sport across the country.
The fund has been created to expand para-dressage competition opportunities nationwide alongside existing EC Gold or FEI-sanctioned events.
The High Performance 1 Coach holds two OHJA Jumper Coach of the Year titles and earned OE Coach of the Year honours in 2025.
Building on last year's success, the East and West venues and identical judging panels provide a showcase for top Canadian talent.
The new partnership will extend through 2029, providing high-quality joint care management to Canadian equine athletes.
The Development Program recognizes the top-performing four-, five-, six-, and seven-year-old division young dressage horses across Canada.
On April 6, EC is hosting an open session for athletes, owners, supporters and fans; selection criteria, plans and new initiatives will be discussed.
The enthusiastic supporter of show jumping in Canada was chairman and chef d’équipe of the CET in the 1990s through many major games.
