The fiercest Para-Dressage competition yet is set to begin in Japan, featuring 77 athletes representing 26 countries.

The massive human rights movement representing the world’s 1.2 billion persons with disabilities begins in sync with the Paralympics.

It’s been almost 100 years since Sweden last won Olympic Jumping Team gold, which they did in Tokyo with guts and determination.

With a mix of inexperienced and veteran athletes set to take centre stage, the Para Equestrian field is wide open.

The Swedish Team continued to dominate with three more clear rounds over a course that proved to be the undoing of many nations.

All of the horses presented at the second inspection were accepted, with a number of pre-competition changes confirmed.

It was a gold medal before gold bands for Ben Maher, who is set to get married soon, outrunning the field on the phenomenal Explosion W.

There was nail-biting tension, close calls and more than a few surprises as the jumpers took centre stage in Baji Koen.

Germany’s Krajewski enters the equestrian history books as the very first female athlete to take the Individual Olympic Eventing title.

The week marked Vaulting’s triumphant return to the world stage, the emergence of new stars and another nation staking a claim on the medals.