A snapshot of who's who for November in the senior World Rankings, plus a recap of how the Canadians are faring in each discipline.
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A number of NFs voted against the changes which allow horses to continue to compete in cases of blood only after a mandatory fitness-to-compete check.
Horses may continue competing despite visible blood as long as they are deemed 'fit to compete' after the fact.
The International Society for Equitation Science calls the proposed rule change 'a retrograde step for horse welfare.'
The LON season will feature qualifiers in Abu Dhabi, Ocala, Rotterdam and St. Tropez, with a final in Barcelona; Canada sits 13th on the list.
The International Jumping Riders Club addresses some key rule changes, including the blood rule, prize money and technology.
The Belgian rider had another personal best score aboard Zonik Plus to wrap up the FEI Dressage World Cup in France.
The reigning European champion from Belgium rode Zonik Plus to a personal best score of 81.195%, well ahead of Becky Moody and Jagerbomb.
Daniel Coyle (IRL) and Ariel Grange's Incredible were second; top Canadian was Mario Deslauriers, riding Costa Quick PS to 10th place.
