Bram Chardon wins his third consecutive European title, Netherlands takes team gold and para drivers compete for Grade 1 and 2 honours.

Amanda Derbyshire dominates the Whalesbone Group Grand Prix; Roadrunners clinch the $270,000 MLSJ Team competition.

Ireland sweeps the podium in the $142,500 CSI5* Welcome at Wesley Clover Parks, with the Coyle brothers placing one-two.

Ireland’s Conor Swail raced to victory aboard Count Me In in Thursday's first qualifying class, besting a large field of 82.

These World Championships will serve as the first qualifying events for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Top show jumpers from around the world prepare to compete over Leopoldo Palacios' tracks at the iconic Calgary venue.

Olympic champion Julia Krajewski leads her squad to victory; Canada has some rough luck with two team members eliminated.

With her reliable partner Flip, Kelly won the CAI3* Horse Single at St. Margarethen and placed 4th in the 2* with a new horse, Claus.

The Swiss team celebrated a special Nations Cup win in Dublin and for Martin Fuchs, it was filled with family connections to the past.

The Canadian rode the speedy 17-year-old to edge Robert Blanchette (IRL); her operation is now based down the road in Langley at a new farm.