The Belgian farrier added his name to the four-in-hand driving elite and sealed his place in the World Cup Final in Bordeaux next month.

The win aboard the Canadian-owned horse qualifies the Irish rider for the Longines Final 2024 in Riyadh (KSA) in April.

The pair had a big win in Basel in the FEI Jumping World Cup, the late-blooming 17-year-old mare's first indoor Grand Prix victory.

It was another resounding victory at Basel for the world number one German rider and her spectacular mare, who scored 91.010%.

FEI has published the Olympic and Paralympic Rankings, quotas and timeline; NOCs must submit final entries by July 8 (Aug. 5 for Paralympics).

The German rode to victory in the 9th leg of the World Cup Western European League; five more division qualifiers remain before the Final.

The pair won the sixth leg of the FEI Dressage World Cup Western European League in Mechelen with a convincing score of 84.980%.

The FEI Jumping and Dressage World Cup Finals will feature the most prize money in their history – €2.6 million and €400,000 respectively.

Russian and Belarusian athletes and officials must not in any way indicate they support the war in Ukraine in order to take part in FEI events.

Canada-based Irish rider Daniel Coyle places third with Ariel Grange's Legacy at a show hailed as "the horse world's biggest Christmas party."