Canada's Colleen Loach sits 30th with Qorry Blue d'Argouges as 42 of 63 riders complete their dressage phase.

Qorry Blue d’Argouges passes the first horse inspection at the Tokyo Olympic Games; will be lone Canadian rep as Pavarotti is withdrawn.

A total of 63 entries move into the Tokyo spotlight over the next four days with riders ranging in age from 22 to 62.

The 19-year-old sustained a minor injury during his final prep gallop and the decision was made not to present him at the first jog.

The great three-day event’s renowned director is leaving after Burghley’s custodians bring management in line with other activities.

Competition wrapped up on Sunday at the Kalispell, Montana event with an exciting finish in the CCI4*-L and a 5th place for Awad and Jollybo.

All US entries and support crew must be fully vaccinated at least 14 days prior to entering Canada; seven divisions offered.

A portion of every tasty treat bag sold between now and December 31st will be donated to Canadian Cancer Research.

The first eventer to hold the European, Olympic, and World Championship titles at the same time will be the one to beat at these Games.

Ros Canter and Allstar B called up into British squad after Piggy March’s owners decide against sending their horse.