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2026 FEI SEason
WEC Ocala, CSI4* - $200k Marine Corps Heritage Foundation Grand rix
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nternational competition came to a close on Sunday afternoon as 32 top horse-and-rider combinations representing 12 different nations vied for the lion’s share of the prize money in the CSI4* $200,000 Marine Corps Heritage Foundation Grand Prix at the World Equestrian Center in Ocala (USA). After a nail-biting seven-horse jump-off, it was Great Britain’s Jessica Mendoza who emerged victorious aboard her own In The Air (Air Jordan x Indoctro).
Canada’s Peter Grant set the closing grand prix tracks, with riders needing to carefully balance pace and precision to stay within the tight time allowed while keeping all the rails in place. The jump-off proved equally challenging, with only two of the seven combinations producing double-clear efforts. |
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WEF week 3 - $215,000 NETJETS CSI4* Grand Prix
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Full Program Available on ESPN
A rising star with her sights set firmly on the 2026 World Championships, Keenan, 29, bested a field that included two Olympic champions and five of the world’s top 10 over tracks set by Canadian course designer Peter Grant. A daring rollback to the third fence and a leave-out in the final line left Keenan and her 16-year-old Dutch Warmblood gelding (Vigo d’Arsouilles STX x Farmer) the eventual victors by three-tenths of a second. |
2025 FEI SEason
Tryon International(MLSJ ), USA - CSI 5/2*
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CSI 5* Grand Prix
Nicola Philippaerts (BEL) showcased a star in the making on Saturday night as he guided 9-year-old Gadget Mouche (Andiamo Semilly x Consul DL Vie) to win the $340,000 CSI5* 1.60m Grand Prix, presented by KASK, to cap Major League Show Jumping (MLSJ) Leg 5 at Tryon International.A seasoned Belgian Nations Cup rider and member of MLSJ team Archers, Philippaerts returned at the bottom half of a 12-horse jump-off over courses designed by Peter Grant (CAN). MLSJ Helios scored their second win of the 2025 Major League Show Jumping (MLSJ) season in the $262,500 CSI5* 1.50m Team Competition, presented by Cabana Coast, during Leg 5 at Tryon International. Michael Duffy (IRL) on Be Sky Hawk (Golden Hawk x Harlequin de Carel), Tony Stormanns (GER) aboard Donjon d’Asschaut (Vigo Cece x Nonstop) and Richard Vogel (GER) riding Michael Jackson W (Diamant de Semilly x Heartbreaker) made up the winning squad. |
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Coapexpan, Xalapa, MEX - CSI 5/2*
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At Club Hípico Coapexpan in Mexico, Brazil's Rodrigo Lambre and the 10-year-old mare Take-Off Diara PS (Taloubet Z x Diarado) delivered the only double clear to win Saturday’s CSI5* 1.60m Grand Prix of Coapexpan, Designed by Peter Grant CAN.
Only two riders out of the twenty in the class produced clear rounds to move on to the jump-off, where Lambre emerged as the winner on a score of zero and a time of 42.59 seconds. Argentina's Ignacio Maurin and Conchado (Conthargos x Chacco-Blue) finished second with four faults in the jump-off, and a time of 42.73. |
Thunderbird Show Park Summer Fort Classic, CAN - CSI3*
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The Summer Fort Classic, saw terrific sport all week, Designed by Joey Rycroft CAN, he came into this feature week with fresh inspiration and energy, having been emersed in other business this past year.
With top remarks from a stacked roster, it was ultimately Tiffany Foster and an All Canadian leaderboard who took home the $75,000 ATCO Cup! “I think I was quite fast on the way back to the double and for sure across the arena,” Foster remarked about where she made up the time around the short course. “This horse has a huge stride and she is a very fast-moving horse. This jump-off really suited her because there was no short turn. I could use the straight-line speed she has.” Watching from the sidelines as Chad went back in for her final attempt, and all the way up until she crossed the finish timers, Foster had to hold back nerves. Ultimately, it was an all-female and all-Canadian podium, and Foster would prefer it no other way. |
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Traverse City, 2025 FEI North American Youth Championships (NAYC)
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The 2025 North American Youth Championships, hosted in Traverse City, Michigan - Designed by Peter Grant CAN - saw a hard fought tournament combining, Young Riders, Juniors, Pre Juniors and Children's divisions.
With great drama and top sport all week, the crowds saw incredible movement within each of the leaderboards, as each day progressed. A highlight, was the momentous win for young Skylar Wireman, earning top ranks and respect on her rise to top sport. “Jumping that last jump, I was thinking about what my chef [d’equipe, Mike Endicott] said to me as I went in: ‘finish what we came here to do,’” said Wireman, who ages out of her NAYC eligibility this year. “As I came to the last jump, it was the most incredible feeling knowing that I just won my second gold medal of the week.” Wireman also anchored Zone 10 to a team gold medal on Friday before jumping four clear rounds to take individual gold. |
World Equestrian Centre, OCALA - CSI 3*
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The Jump-Off test brought a spectical to opulent stage of the World Equestrian Centre, Ocala. First in the order of the Jump off, Lauren Balcomb set a pace that proved to be untouchable as the first combination of 11 to go forward for the Tie Breaker. It was a mind meld for Balcomb AUS and 2011 Gelding, Verdini D'houtveld Z a partnership that has been a long time in the making. "He is always so game for a Jump Off. I have to be careful about looking to soon because he's always a step ahead. He's just incredible." |
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Traverse City Spring Series - CSI 4*
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Sweet surprise for Kaitlin Campbell and 14 year old Stallion Castlefield Cornelious, Finishing on top of the Podium for the partnerships' first ever CSI 4* Grand Prix win for both athletes.
"To get my first 4* Grand Prix win on this horse is Amazing," said Campbell, after competing in the FEI World Cup Final in Basel this Spring with "Colin". |
Spruce Meadows 'Continental' - CSI 5* Calgary
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Spruce Meadows Summer Series kicked off with the 'Continental' Tournament, CSI 5*, designed by Peter Grant.
It was a great day for Canada with Mario Deslauriers & S&L Quatro Van De Meerputhoeve taking top honours in the Duncan Ross Grand Prix, presented by Rolex! In a thrilling finale to the ‘Continental’, presented by Rolex, the Canadian legend outpaced a world-class jump-off to secure victory against fellow Canadian, Kara Chad, in the All Canada Ring. |
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2025 Global Champions Tour - CSI 5* Shanghai
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What a memorable week of Sport in amazing Shanghai, China for Leg 3 of the 2025 Global Champions Tour. Peter Grant along with Assistant Peter Wong, set the tests for an epic showdown for this CSI 5*.
Global Champions League saw two round that ultimately came down to Double Clear performance to make a Home Town Win for Shanghai Swans. The event came to a dramatic conclusion as a world class roster of 16 partnerships fought their way into a thrilling Jump-Off. <--- Catch this epic recap of the head to head for Grand Prix victory. |
Desert Circuit 10 - CSI 4*
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Desert International Horse Park closes the Desert Circuit with the CSI 4* $200,000 VOGEL Grand Prix, designed by Peter Grant.
Always a thrilling event under the lights and the packed house rang out for Jos Verlooy & Killossery Konfusion taking home the Victory for the Winter Series Finale. Catch the Highlight from Desert International Horse Park. |
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Wellington Equestrian Festival, Week 3 - CSI 4*
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It was a great week of sport with no shortage of drama for WEF Wk. 3 NetJets CSI 4*, designed by Peter Grant. Catch the recap from our friend Steven Wilde and The WEF Weekly Show Panel, from Wellington International. |
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Currently located out of Calgary, Alberta, Pacific Equine Sport Ltd. offers services from globally recognized FEI Course Design, Tournament Management and the Design, Production and Retail of Jumping Obstacles and Accessories. In November 2017, Pacific Equine Sport launched its inaugural Ponoka Indoor Series. The continuing circuit consists of four events, in February, April, October and November hosted at the Calnash Ag Event Centre in Ponoka, Alberta. This gem of a facility has allowed us to offer top quality show jumping competitions to the foundational levels at a reduced cost to participants. Visit our Horse Shows page for more information. Our team has had the pleasure of working with many top show venues, corporate supporters and stable owners to develop custom sponsor fences, international competition ring material and home training packages. Visit our Jumps page and new Online Store for a look at our project gallery and products for sale. |
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