The pair win the $37,000 Restylane 1.45m CSI2* ‒ a hot start, as it is their first show after a lengthy break due to the pandemic.

Organizers hope to make an official announcement of the venue's plans for the 2021 season no later than March 15th.

Fraser-Beaulieu and the big gelding earned their highest Grand Prix CDI-W score ever and now set their sights on the FEI World Cup Finals.

Pan Am Games team gold medalist scored 72.326% as runner-up to Nick Wagman and Don John as competition for a Tokyo Olympic berth heats up.

Second place in the FEI Grand Prix CDI 3* for Special went to Canada’s Lindsay Kellock piloting Sebastien, who earned 72.326%.

Top Canadians in the $73,000 class were Tiffany Foster, 5th with Figor, and Mario Deslaurier, 10th riding Bardolina 2.

If you give your horse cannabinoids for pain or stress relief, or any other reason, there is a study in Scotland that wants to hear from you.

The Israeli rider took the $37,000 Douglas Elliman Real Estate 1.45m CSI5*; top Canadian was Erynn Ballard in 6th with Ronja.

Over 60 entries took to the beautiful World Equestrian Center Stadium in Ocala to compete over a course designed by Canada's Peter Grant.

Foster joins fellow Canadian Erynn Ballard who previously received the weekly honour for the high-score female rider based on results.