The winning Tokyo Olympic pair showed why they are at the top of the FEI World Rankings when posting a score of 90.615.

The Canadian rode Chacco Kid in Sec. A of the split class, and Jacqueline Steffens was 9th riding Freaky Liefhebber.

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Olympian Brittany Fraser-Beaulieu and All In are flirting with 80%, while others are making their mark in U25, CDI4* and 1* competition.

Aboard Indeed, his dad Jan Ebeling's mount, this was the new pairing’s second CDI and first GPS at their first 4*.

Top Canadian in the rich class contested by 40 entries was Mario Deslauriers and Bardolina 2, who placed 4th.

Laurence Vanommeslaghe (BEL) takes 4* Freestyle, Ariana Chia (CAN) 6th riding Fiderflame; Fraser-Beaulieu and All In 4th in Freestyle CDI-W.

The American rode Benny’s Legacy to victory; four Canadians were in the field of 56, with Tiffany Foster and Figor 8th.

At 18, Jorst's stallion was the oldest horse in the field of 11, with Brittany Fraser-Beaulieu riding 17-yr-old All In into 2nd spot.

The Canadian Olympic champion has been appointed the new Technical Advisor, Jumping, which includes acting as Chef d’Equipe.