A small fee of $4 will be charged on each entry at Gold shows, which will be invested directly into OHJA programs and series.

The opening session will focus on the upcoming Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games, Covid-19 countermeasures, substitution rules, and more.

Keean White brings us up-to-date with the latest news from the two Ontario venues where the show season is set to begin on June 14th.

Kelli Cruciotti-VanderVeen and Hadja van Orshof win $30,000 Grand Prix; Tomas Yofre and Cardora take $25,000 Welcome Stake.

The French rider claimed victory aboard Vivaldi des Meneaux, while earlier in the week Canada's Eric Lamaze placed second with Chacco Kid.

Difficulty obtaining a ‘confirmation result’ means that some countries could yet drop out, opening the door for Canada.

Lamaze cites his personal health as a primary reason for his decision along with Tokyo's currently state of emergency.

Sunday's feature in San Juan Capistrano saw just two clear rounds with the Portuguese rider edging Shawn Casady and Captain Jack.

Results from hunter/jumper and dressage competitions will be tabulated once shows are up and running again.

TV station RTL is set to broadcast video of the controversial practice, but has refused to give the German equestrian federation a copy.