The first group of event riders benefitting from funds from the U25 scholarship program have been announced.

Liz Halliday-Sharp and Smith dominate the CCI4*-S, with three Canadians sitting top-10 going into Saturday's cross-country phase.

The generous grant program will offer up to 20 grants of $2,500 to allow young eventers to compete at Bromont and Galway Downs.

The success of these two former racehorses is a testament to what incredible, versatile athletes Thoroughbreds can be.

Equestrian, author and president of the International Society of Sport Psychology, Dr. Robert Schinke helps athletes succeed.

Dr. Tim Worden's goal is to educate riders about biomechanics and training methods to improve equine health, welfare and ability.

Launched in 2019 by organizer Sue Ockendon and the late Steve Blauner, the program added Galway Downs this June.

The eventer rode to honour her former student who died in a tragic accident, and raise awareness of the fund that bears her name.

From WEF to Split Rock, this Canadian from Carleton Place has done it all at some of the top US show venues.

Price guides debutant Coup De Coeur Dudevin to the win; Canadians Jessica Phoenix and Kyle Carter finish top 10 in the CCI3*-L.