The win came on home soil at Live Oak International in Ocala, Florida with his team of horses Amadeus, First Edition, Julius V and Kadora.

The US rider took the $226,000 Horseware Ireland CSI4* at Wellington International over "definitely the biggest track she’s jumped.”

Brittany Fraser-Beaulieu’s All In and Charlotte Jorst's Kastel’s Nintendo take a final bow in Wellington International ceremonies.

The French rider and her 17-year-old KWPN gelding were the only pair to touch 70% in the class, and the final combination up centreline.

The German rider added another victory to a rivalry that’s been brewing all season with McLain Ward as just over two weeks remain in the series.

How to distinguish this collecting exercise from a leg yield, how to ride it correctly - and a couple of helpful tips.

With the dressage qualifiers wrapped up, the definite entries list released and Glamourdale out of the picture, it could be anyone's to win.

The American and the extraordinary mare who is "smarter than everybody else" keep the Rolex Grand Slam dream alive at the Dutch Masters.

The opening leg of the series saw a influential cross-country with lots of eliminations and no entries finishing within the time allowed.

The Canadian rode Esra; Sharn Wordley (NZL) and Valentine Car bested a 10-horse jumpoff in the Purina Grand Prix at HITS Ocala.