Equestrian Canada recognized the champions of Bromont's Olympic legacy at its Red, White & Gold celebration.

A snapshot of the current state of affairs in the FEI disciplines; Canada has some new faces in top-100 para-dressage.

The 2012 Olympic jumping course designer, who died at the age of 79 following a short illness, designed fair and challenging courses all over the world.

Top international fields with lots of Canadians in the mix will make for an exciting tournament, with the $500,000 RBC Grand Prix on Saturday.

Over 200 horses and top riders from 21 nations are poised to begin this second tournament in the summer series.

The Kiwi displayed his toughness despite injuries from a fall from his bike prior to the Kentucky 5* and surgery before the Badminton 5*.

Wellington International South, a 98-acre development, will be the new home of AGDF, FEI and U25 competitions, and seasonal events.

The Belgian won the €500,000 Longines Global Champions Tour Grand Prix in the French resort town aboard Wathnan Zasou vom Claashof.

The first week of the iconic venue's summer tournaments came to a close, with three more weeks of international show jumping action to go.

The US rider piloted a talented pair to dominate the podium; Canada's Colleen Loach maintains her CCI3*-L lead to log her 6th career win at Bromont.