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 high-performance athlete lists in Dressage, Eventing, Jumping, and Para-Dressage for 2025 have been announced.

Deadlines are quickly approaching to apply for several dressage and para-dressage bursaries to elevate your equestrian future.

Equestrian Canada and Ride iQ have partnered to offer structured educational content and on-demand coaching resources to the community.

Here is a snapshot of the chart-toppers for the month, and how the Canadians stack up following the Paris Olympics.

The Paralympics partnership had the best result for Canada, making it into the Freestyle final and a very respectable 6th-place finish.

The USA also became the first nation other than Great Britain to win a Para Dressage Team event at a Paralympic Games.

Canadian para-dressage athletes have good performances in the Grand Prix in Versailles; Roberta Sheffield and Fairuza qualify for Freestyle.

A few changes as Jessica von Bredow-Werndl has been dethroned and Erynn Ballard closes in on Tiffany Foster.

Roberta Sheffield, Jody Schloss and Austen Burns will represent the maple leaf when para-dressage action gets underway September 3-7.