The final FEI Dressage World Cup™ qualifier of the year took place in Belgium with a strong home contingent, but the Dutch rider prevailed.

The Dutch driver clinched the FEI Driving World Cup, marking his first London International Horse Show win in seven years.

As the year comes to a close, we look at the individuals who are leading the pack in their particular discipline, and the top 100 Canadians.

The International Jumping Riders Club meeting in Geneva provided some lively discussion about FEI Jumping Rule revisions.

Ingmar De Vos and Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges have been elected as president and vice-president at the IHSC General Assembly in Hong Kong.

The British dressage athlete has been fined and suspended by the FEI for a horse welfare violation; time served will be credited.

Originally planned for a January 1st 2025 launch, more time is being factored in to allow for delivery, and for FEI officials to be educated.

The Belgian driver clinched his second victory in the series following his win at the opening leg in Lyon in November.

"An entire culture has to change"; after growing tired waiting for governing bodies to affect change, the Danish government has stepped up.

The legendary Volvo chairman and CEO was instrumental in creating the FEI Jumping World Cup series in 1978.