Sophie Hinners, Thibeau Spits, and the team behind Equine America Unick du Francport were recognized for their extraordinary achievements.

Ramzy Al Duhami is 'Untouchable' in Saturday's World Cup, while the Saudi team took Sunday's Nations Cup as the Morocco Royal Tour continues.

The Irish Olympian won the lion's share ‒ $112,200 ‒ of the rich Cup purse for the second time to cap the final week of Traverse City Horse Shows.

Will it be another Swedish success story in Paris? Only time will tell, as 19 other nations including Canada will also be battling for the top step of the podium.

Paris entries are all from countries with past Olympic experience, despite the fast growth of equestrianism worldwide.

The Saudi Arabian rider dominated the CSI4* feature aboard Jaguar King WD on the final day of the Summer Classic in Valkenswaard.

It’s full steam ahead for Paris as the definite entries are confirmed, with 200 athlete-and-horse combinations from 49 nations.

Dressage, Eventing and Jumping will take place in the beautiful gardens of the Palace of Versailles from July 26 to August 6.

The reason: no one wants to host major medal events due to the rising costs involved and changed priorities.

Despite a fall in the warm-up, it's a repeat victory for the Swede and his superhorse; Canada's Vanessa Mannix finishes 24th.