A snapshot of how riders and horses are faring across the globe, including Canadian athletes, as the season is well underway.

The Spring International saw a number of Canadians have strong placings in South Carolina as the eventing season picks up speed.

Outstanding performance horses, stallions, mares and their breeders were recognized at the association's recent AGM.

It was the fourth win in a row for 'Goldie' as the Canadian won two of the well-filled divisions at this popular Florida event.

Key discussions at the Pan American Equestrian Confederation included education, coaching, rules, para-equestrian, horse well-being and clean sport.

The impressive list includes world #1 Harry Meade and #2 Boyd Martin; only one Canadian, Jessica Phoenix, is entered.

On April 6, EC is hosting an open session for athletes, owners, supporters and fans; selection criteria, plans and new initiatives will be discussed.

Twelve nations will be represented in the 5* event which runs May 6-10 and offers the world’s richest eventing prize of £125,000.

Waylon Roberts has the best Canadian result, placing 3rd with Fernhill Salt Lake in the CCI3*-S at the Carolina International.

The Court found that the FEI failed to properly consult with the International Eventing Officials Club on the Eventing Education System.