Toowoomba has been announced as the site for equestrian sport in Queensland, an encouraging sign that it will continue as an Olympic sport.

The event serves as a US Equestrian Open Eventing Series qualifier; just two Canadians are entered in this division this year.

The Canadian won the division with Freedom GS and finished second with Fluorescent Adolescent at the Florida event.

Eleven Olympians from six nations highlight an impressive list of entries for the event which returns to the Kentucky Horse Park April 24-27.

Danish MEP Niels Fuglsang doesn't believe the FEI is up to the task of enforcing adequate reforms; he also calls for a ban on double bridles.

Once again, up to 10 grants of up to $2,500 will be available for talented young riders 25 and under aiming to compete at MARS Bromont in June.

Fifteen nations are represented in the CCI5* which runs May 7-11, many by Olympic riders; Canada is not one of them.

FEI HQ does not understand why the equestrian community did not realize testing was largely random or targeted.

The Canadian rode OKE Ruby R, fresh off a lengthy break, shooting from 23rd after dressage to second in the CCI4*-S.

A snapshot of the main movers and shakers for the month of March 2025 in the senior World Rankings notes a little movement at the top.