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Meagan Davis posted another personal best score on Toronto Lightfoot to win Ocala CDI3* Grand Prix Special and log a double victory at the World Equestrian Center.Meagan of Loxahatchee, Florida and the 12-year-old Totilas gelding were awarded 69.958% two days after capturing the Grand Prix on a personal best score of 70.239% and her first Big Tour CDI win.

Christian Simonson's “amazing ride” on Indian Rock to win Ocala World Cup big step toward championship Final in Fort Worth, Texas in four months.Christian, based in Wellington, Florida said the performance indoors before one of the biggest crowds experienced in the near year-long partnership “all kind of clicked” in the head of the 12-year-old stallion.

Snoop Dogg, entertainment legend, entrepreneur and lifelong sports fan, has joined Team USA as its first Honorary Coach—a volunteer role celebrating and supporting America’s athletes off the field of play. In this new role, Coach Snoop joins the Team Behind the Team, the staff, coaches, medical experts, administrators and partners who help athletes pursue their dreams and inspire the nation.

Christian Simonson on Indian Rock wins World Cup Grand Prix at Ocala's World Equestrian Center to maintain an unbroken string of five international victories as partnership nears its first anniversary.Christian, based in Wellington, and the 12-year-old stallion were awarded 73.

Isabell Werth, the most decorated equestrian in history, will compete in the World Cup qualifier at Wellington's Global Dressage Festival Feb. 18-22.Isabell’s participation in the competition presented by Zen Elite Equestrian will be a highlight of the Global season at Wellington International.

Canada is looking to hire a high performance technical advisor to lead the country’s dressage team to Olympic, World Championship and Pan American Games medal podiums.Deadline for applications to Equestrian Canada should be submitted by Jan. 31.“This pivotal role will guide Canada’s top dressage athletes and horses, shaping and executing EC’s high-performance strategy,” the federation stated.

The $250,000 US Dressage Open scoring for 2026 has been changed dramatically with points earned based on number of starting combinations in the best four results in an effort to level opportunities. The series stars this week at the World Equestrian Center in Ocala, Florida.

Twelve new U.S. Eventing Association (USEA) and U.S. Equestrian Federation (USEF) eventing dressage tests went into effect December 1 and will continue through November 30, 2029. New Tests from Starter through Advanced:Starter A; Starter B; Beginner Novice A; Novice A: Novice B; Training A; Training B; Modified A; Modified B; Preliminary B; Intermediate A; and Advanced A.

Covering of Wellington's Global Dressage Festival spectator stand has been provided for the international arena for the 2026 winter-long circuit for the first time since the show grounds were opened in 2012.