The first day of dressage saw Karl Slezak and Chevalier as the top Canadian 4*-L entry in 5th place; competition continues Friday.

Dressage, Eventing and Jumping will take place in the beautiful gardens of the Palace of Versailles from July 26 to August 6.

All horses presented at Wednesday's jog were passed; dressage begins Thursday and fans can watch via the free livestream this year.

The team clawed its way back up from fifth place after dressage to take the victory – a first on home turf.

New 2024 additions for this popular event include family-friendly canine activities, U25 awards and a free livestream.

Katie Malensek was heartbroken when she was unexpectedly eliminated at the Kentucky CCI4*-S for using an illegal bit.

A look at the leaderboards as the Paris Olympics approach, and which Canadians hold down top-100 positions.

Each of the 11 recipients will receive $2,500 toward their travel and competition costs, and have a coaching opportunity with Bettina Hoy.

The pilot programs will tabulate results from the 2024 Canadian show season as it gets underway; feedback is welcome.

Tim Price and William Fox-Pitt, leaders after cross-country, both had disastrous jumping rounds; Canada's Jessica Phoenix and Wabbit finish 30th.