Nella and Adare Ya To Conclude Partnership With Junior/Amateur 1.40m Jumper Canadian Championship
After three rounds of jumping, Toronto native Ruby Nella was named the Junior/Amateur Jumper National Champion with Adare Ya To.
Good Goes All in the Way in $25,000 Braeburn Farms Canadian Hunter Derby
First to go in the $25,000 Braeburn Farms Canadian Hunter Derby, Kristjan Good and Swahili van den Dries set a bar that ultimately couldn't be matched Sunday afternoon at the Royal Horse Show.
Millar and Christiano Capture $125,000 Henry Equestrian Canadian Show Jumping Championship
For the third time in her career, Amy Millar was named the $125,000 Henry Equestrian Canadian Show Jumping Champion, emerging on top of the multi-round Championship Saturday night at the Royal Horse Show with her longtime partner, Christiano.
Coleman Claims First Mad Barn Indoor Eventing Challenge Victory
Will Coleman (USA) demonstrated why he is the world's third-ranked eventing rider Saturday night in the Coca-Cola Coliseum, confidently cruising to victory in the Mad Barn Indoor Eventing Challenge.
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