A snapshot of the main movers and shakers as we head into a new year; Nina Mallevaey joins Laura Kraut in disrupting the Top 10 boy's club.

Horses, drivers and crews will relax before hoping to secure their Bordeaux slots when the series continues in Leipzig in mid-January.

Despite having a rail in the jump-off, his speedy trip aboard Qalista DN on home soil cemented the win for the 27-year-old Belgian.

Larissa Pauluis and Flambeau narrowly edged fellow countryman Justin Verboomen riding Djembe de Hus OLD in the final qualifier of 2025.

The Dutch driver proved that at age 64 he is still as sharp as ever in the sixth leg of the FEI Driving World Cup™ 2025/2026.

FEI bestowed its highest distinction on its Honorary President for her visionary leadership and achievements promoting equestrian sport.

Max Kuhner and EIC Cooley Jump The Q win the World Cup, Canada's Kara Chad 11th with Igor as the iconic British holiday horse show wraps up.

The pair recorded a stunning score of 89.170%, as Charlotte Dujardin mounted a comeback with Alive and Kicking.

Here is a snapshot of the main movers and shakers for the month of December, and a recap of where Canadian riders stand.

FEI Tribunal suspended the athlete for 20 months in a horse abuse case after launching an investigation and imposing a provisional suspension in January.