Medalists were chosen in highly-competitive individual male and female, pas de deux, squad and team divisions.

Following the Compulsory test, Averill Saunders sits in third place in the women’s competition and Talmage Conrad is fifth in the men’s.

Athletes, lungers and horses have gathered as the world’s leading vaulters challenge for the FEI Vaulting World Championship titles.

Competitors range from the youngest (Katherine Van Den Bosch, 17, vaulting pas de deux) to the oldest (Eleonore Elstone, 74, para dressage).

Expressions of interest will be accepted from NFs who are interested in hosting one or more disciplines, beginning in the fall of 2026.

Seniors, juniors and young vaulters – including a large Canadian contingent – will converge on Stadl Paura on July 30th.

Get your tickets now for jumping, dressage, eventing, driving, and vaulting so that you can cheer on our Canadian athletes in Aachen!

St. Jakobshalle in Basel, Switzerland, brings together the best in the world in jumping, dressage and vaulting from April 3-6.

Returning champions hope for repeat success; 24-year-old Canadian Talmage Conrad is in the individual lineup for Basel, SUI, April 2-5.

Austria and Germany took home the individual titles in Bern, SUI; Canada was represented by three vaulters.