There was not sufficient time to replace the cancelled FEI Jumping World Cup qualifier, part of the 2024/25 North American League season.

The inaugural event takes place Oct. 6 with Brazil, France, Germany, Ireland, The Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland, and the USA.

Kent Farrington piloted the speedy mare to win the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup; Erynn Ballard was 10th with De Flor 111 Z Santa Rosa.

The $340,000 event was scheduled for Nov. 16th during the Las Vegas National CSI5*; the series kicks off this weekend in Traverse City.

The USA also became the first nation other than Great Britain to win a Para Dressage Team event at a Paralympic Games.

It was a record-breaking 7th consecutive individual gold for Boyd Exell and the 12th Dutch team gold in Szilvásvárad, Hungary.

France grabbed the gold, while China and Malaysia secured spots on the podium - a historic first in the sport.

IEOC alleged that the FEI committed eight breaches of their MOU; the FEI Tribunal decision upheld only one.

The special meeting on Oct. 1 will include national federation reps, athletes, officials, organizers, trainers, and veterinary experts.

The Lipizzaner state stud farm at Szilvásvárad will be the venue; The Netherlands is favoured to win a 12th world title.