The president of the Pan American Equestrian Confederation is the driving force behind the equestrian events in Quillota, Chile.

The American jumpers launched an impressive comeback to grab the gold medal in an exciting Final at the Pan Am Games in Chile.

Defending champions from Brazil took the lead in both the Team and Individual standings in the opening Speed competition at the Pan Am Games.

Team Mexico will be first up as nine teams vie for medals and Olympic berths; Beth Underhill and Nikka Vd Bisschop will be the pathfinders for Canada.

A strong Canadian team pushed the US back into 2nd place and scored just their third Pan Am Games eventing gold medal in 72 years.

Riding Brego R'n B in their first World Cup victory, the pair edged Germany's Rene Dittmer and Corsica X over Bernardo Costa Cabral's course.

Americans continue to dominate the team standings in the Pan Am Eventing going into Sunday's medal-deciding Jumping phase.

Canada sits second and Brazil third heading into cross-country; designer Pierre Le Goupil describes his course.

As he approaches 70, architect/eventer Juan Carlos Tafur Eisenmayer has seen many changes in the sport over the decades.

Julio Mendoza Loor and Jewel’s Goldstrike blew the competition away, scoring over 87% in a test brimming with confidence and class.