Canadians logged in some good scores during AGDF Week 10, led by Bergeron and Sound of Silence 4 in the U25 Freestyle.

The squad of Tiffany Foster, Jacqueline Steffens, and Beth Underhill took on Mexico and the United States in Coapexpan.

Germany successfully defended their title, edging the US; Beatrice Boucher, Pia Fortmuller, Megan Lane and Evi Strasser rode for Canada.

This marks the second year in a row that Camille Carier Bergeron and Vanessa Creech-Terauds have partnered to win.

The Canadian Paralympian, who resides in England, won two Grade III classes with 'Wonky' in their first outing since the Tokyo Olympics.

Aboard Lieutenant Lobin, Schloss attained some personal best scores, attributing them in part to a new saddle and recent vision therapy.

Dana Cooke placed third in the CCI3*-S riding Quatro; Holly Jacks-Smither and Candy King were 9th in the CCI4*-S division.

Week 8 of the Global Dressage Festival in Wellington saw a number of outstanding performances from Canadian riders in several divisions.

The nail-biter saw the all-female team compete for the first time with new chef d’équipe Eric Lamaze, losing to Ireland in the final round.

The staunch show jumping supporter, businessman, former CEF president and father of Gail Greenough has passed away at the age of 91.