Camille Carier Bergeron won two classes at the Adequan Global Dressage Festival, while Shannon Dueck scores a couple of second places.

From competitor through Level 3 coach, Ann's primary focus is now on her judging career and giving back to the sport as a volunteer.

Former hunter prospect Tugce proved she was better suited to eventing; “From start to finish, she was world-class."

This Equestrian Canada Jumping Committee member based in Edmonton is also a busy FEI competitor, coach and trainer.

The pair represented Canada in the CDI-W at the World Equestrian Center–Ocala, earning 73.30% for fourth place in the Grand Prix Freestyle.

Colleen Loach snags 5th place in CCI4*-L with FE Golden Eye; Jessica Phoenix takes 6th and 8th with Watson GS and Wabbit.

A number of Canadians contested the 2*, 3* and 4*-S divisions in Aiken, SC including Kyle Carter, Dana Cooke and Leslie Grant-Law.

Canada places 7th in the Nations’ Cup at CHIO Aachen, led by Fraser-Beaulieu and All In who post a personal best of 73.891% in the GP.

The long-time FEI official retired following the Tokyo Olympics and plans to travel to non-horsey destinations (to her husband's delight!)

The company manages flight arrangements for show jumping horses competing at Spruce Meadows, the Royal and major games.