 While competition season draws to a close here at home, a number of Canadians are south of the border this week for Dressage at Devon - one of the oldest and most popular events on the North American dressage calendar. Chasing World Cup points in the CDI-W Grand Prix (qualifier for freestyle) are:
Three riders will represent Canada in the CDI3* Grand Prix (qualifier for GPS):
Several Canadian Olympians are bringing their rising stars to compete at Devon. Brittany Fraser Beaulieu (with Harmonium and Leeghwater) and Lindsay Kellock (with Kensington) will compete in the CDI small tour division, while Camille Carier Bergeron pilots Freaking Hot PS in the FEI 6 year old classes, and MSJ Fürst Zonik in the 7 year old classes. Live streaming from Devon will be available on the USEF Network. Visit Equestrian Hub for daily schedules, live scoring and results.
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From Equestrian Canada press release
After a long hiatus, Equestrian Canada is thrilled to announce the relaunch of the Canadian National Dressage and Para Dressage Championships! Kicking off in 2025, this prestigious event will shine a spotlight on Canada's exceptional riders and horses, uniting the dressage community in a celebration of skill and passion. Two premier Canadian venues have been selected to host regional divisions of the 2025 Championships Eastern Region:
Compete, celebrate and elevate the sport of dressage and para dressage in Canada. We can’t wait to see you there! International dressage competition returns to the Royal Winter Fair with an exciting FEI CDI3* competition confirmed for the 2024 event, in November.
Eight horses and athletes will face off in the Grand Prix during the day on Monday, November 4. During the evening performance on Tuesday, November 5, all eight will compete in the Grand Prix Freestyle for the Royal Champion title and $35,000 in prize money. “We are thrilled to bring world-class competitive dressage back to the Royal Winter Fair,” says Cyrus Cooper, Chief Executive Officer. “Spectators can expect to see several of Canada’s Olympic dressage team members competing, as well as some exciting international riders. It’s going to be a real treat for dressage fans as well as fairgoers who are new to the sport.” According to well-known competition organizer Andrew Woodley, who is leading the working group assisting the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair with this event, the CDI3* is the first step in an ambitious plan to bring back World Cup qualifying classes to the Royal in the future. Royal Horse Show tickets are on sale now. General admission tickets are required for the Monday Grand Prix competition. Tickets for the Tuesday evening event featuring the Grand Prix Freestyle Final as well as the Knightwood Hunter Derby National Championship are required. To inquire about VIP Platinum & Gold Seating, Royal Sky Suites or The Royal Terrace please contact hsvip@royalfair.org. Beautiful Bromont, Quebec hosted the last Canadian CDI of the 2024 season, along with a national show. Congratulations to all the riders, officials, volunteers and organizers! CDI results Friday CDI results Saturday CDI results Sunday |
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