Top score goes to Germany's Jessica von Bredow-Werndl and TSF Dalera with 84.379%; Canada's Chris von Martels and Eclips earn 68.059%.

Jumping looks set to be a testing thriller for many reasons, including how the three-rider no-drop-score format will play out.

A total of 70 horses were presented, with two held over for re-inspection tomorrow morning, when competition starts with the Grand Prix.

The team of Brittany Fraser-Beaulieu, Lindsay Kellock and Chris von Martels, with alternate Naima Moreira Laliberté, are ready to roll.

Only three combinations qualified for the jump-off, but Moffatt ‒ who rode five horses in this class ‒ prevailed with Ariel Grange's stallion.

All US entries and support crew must be fully vaccinated at least 14 days prior to entering Canada; seven divisions offered.

A portion of every tasty treat bag sold between now and December 31st will be donated to Canadian Cancer Research.

Under FEI rules, Australia’s two remaining team riders cannot automatically compete as individuals; discussions are underway.

The first eventer to hold the European, Olympic, and World Championship titles at the same time will be the one to beat at these Games.

The powerhouse country has a formidable record; however, the new three-per team format and substitutions could prove influential.