This marked the US rider's 5th win in the event at the Royal; top Canadian was Amy Millar riding Jagger HX, who was also named Leading Canadian Rider.

Destine To Be, owned by the Rein family, carried the French rider – and world #8 – to victory as international competition returns to the Florida venue.

Despite having a rail in the first round, the pair made up for it with a speedy comeback – closely pursued by McLain Ward and First Lady.

Four deserving young Canadian eventers have each been awarded $5,000 to use towards their 2027 international competition goals.

Dane Anson aces the 15-17 division at the 2026 Marshall+Sterling/USHJA National Championships riding Celestino.

This exclusive excerpt from “Equinelibrium – Think scientifically, ride biomechanically” by Markus Scheibenpflug looks at warming up as a biomechanical prerequisite.

"I always love coming here" said Farrington, who led the all-American podium aboard a young rising star in the $116,500 CSI5*-W class.

A snapshot of the current state of affairs at the top of the jumping, dressage, para dressage, eventing and driving lists.

Canadian Sean Jobin got things off on the right foot in the Welcome, while Mark Bluman (ISR) repeats in the McKee Family International.

The Class of 2026 saw Mac Cone, Barbara Mitchell and John Taylor, and the horse Texas honoured at the November 8 gala.