The Monday wrap-up of the holiday extravaganza saw the UK rider win the feature event to close the London International Horse Show.

The victory came aboard Hello Jefferson in a starting field of 37, edging Germany's Daniel Deusser and Killer Queen VDM.

Day three featured the FEI Driving World Cup, Christmas Cracker and Snowflake Stakes; John Whitaker receives Lifetime Achievement Award.

Daniel Coyle rode Ariel Grange's Legacy to win the $250,000 CSI4*-W over a tough, technical track that saw few clear rounds.

It was another jam-packed day of dressage, driving and jumping at this iconic holiday show, with large international fields.

There was something for everyone with show jumping, driving, dressage World Cup, an eventing presentation and Shetland Pony Grand National!

The jumping selection criteria for Canadian athletes are now available on the Equestrian Canada website.

Aaron Vale (USA) wins Thursday's feature class of the Split Rock Jumping Tour in which three Canadians placed in the top 10.

Europe Division 1 will start with 8 teams: Belgium, Ireland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, the Netherlands and Switzerland.

The FEI tournament season will see tracks set by Marina Azevedo, Olaf Petersen Jr., Grégory Bodo, Santiago Varela and Leopoldo Palacios.