There has not been a lot of movement at the top of most of the rankings; Naima Moreira Laliberté is now Canada's leading dressage rider.

The medal class at The Royal has turned out many developing young athletes on their way to represent Canada in international competition.

The Australian current world #1-ranked four-in-hand driver and his team were polished and consistent over the two days of competition.

Bringing horse sampling in line with WADA's human athlete protocols has hit a number of logistical challenges.

In her debut year in the 5* ranks, the young German piloted Iron Dames My Prins in just her 2nd WC class and her horse's first-ever jumpoff.

The American won his third major class of the show; two Canadians in the jump-off, with Tiffany Foster finishing second riding Electrique.

American rider Alex Matz added to his win column aboard Cashew CR on Friday night in the $85,680 Centennial Cup.

Year-end recipients for Athlete, Horse, Owner Youth, Coach and Volunteer were honoured for their outstanding achievements.

The BC native rode her mom's Hanoverian stallion to win a trunkload of high-score prizes at the Royal Horse Show.

The German rode Levi Noesar to win the Mad Barn Big Ben Challenge; Jacqueline Steffens Daly was the top Canadian, riding Freaky to 6th place.