The all-female Canadian Show Jumping Team had some good rounds, but could not catch the nearly foot-perfect US Team.

Action at HITS Hudson Valley IV is well underway, with the US rider racing to victory ahead of the Bluman cousins, Daniel and Mark.

Previous 1st-place holder Daniel Coyle of Ireland chooses to withdraw Legacy, leaving the door open to those who were nipping at his heels.

The Brits lead the team standings after the first competition in A Coruña; Ireland’s Coyle heads the individual rankings with Legacy.

Chris Pratt and Erynn Ballard placed 1-2-3 to get GLEF III underway on the right foot over Michel Vaillancourt's one-round speed track.

Portugal will be first to go in Round 1 as 89 entries from 23 nations compete; several horses are owned by Canadian interests.

Keri Potter and Kalimera Van De Nethe Z won the $117,000 class at Great Lakes Equestrian Festival; Ali Ramsay 4th riding Conrado 12.

Marc Dilasser and Arioto du Gevres concluded a perfect week in style with a win in Sunday's €105,500 Grand Prix de la Ville de Chantilly.

The Canadian won the MacAllister CIS3* Welcome Stake at Great Lakes Equestrian Festival in Traverse City aboard Kandide Chavannaise.

The Quebec rider took the $40,000 class riding Lacros VDL, one of the 12-horse string he brought to the summer shows at Wesley Clover Parks.