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American athletes delivered a powerful performance across disciplines at CHIO Aachen 2025, showcasing the depth, talent, and determination on one of equestrian sport’s most prestigious stages.

The energy was high at Thunderbird Show Park as Kassidy Keith and Havana thrilled the crowd with a commanding win in the $20,000 Odlum Brown 1.40m Grand Prix during Western Family week.Navigating a tight jump-off field, Keith delivered a bold, fast round, stopping the clock in 43.02 seconds to seal the victory.

Daisy Farish kicked off the Great Lakes Equestrian Festival I with a major win, claiming top honors in the $117,000 Meijer Grand Prix aboard the exceptional Etonemoi Del Cabalero.Facing off against a world-class field, Farish delivered a fearless, foot-perfect performance that secured her spot at the top of the podium.

In a display of grit and grace, McKayla Langmeier rode Pepita Vd Rollebeek to an unforgettable win in the Sun Life Derby at the CSI5 Spruce Meadows ‘North American’ Tournament*.Known for its uniquely challenging natural obstacles and demanding course design, the Sun Life Derby tests even the most seasoned competitors.

Alexandra Worthington made her mark at the I Love New York Horse Show with a commanding win in the $5,000 CSI3* Two Phase, piloting Masai LS La Silla to the top of the leaderboard.With smooth precision and impressive pace, Worthington navigated both phases of the competition with ease, securing a well-earned victory against a talented international field.

Simon McCarthy and Narcotique V/H Dingenshof delivered a blazing round to capture the win in the $32,000 1.45m Speed at Great Lakes Equestrian Festival I, stopping the clock in a lightning-fast 60.60 seconds.Against a stacked field, McCarthy wasted no time, taking bold inside turns and maintaining an aggressive pace that paid off in the end.

Jean McLaren delivered when it counted, capturing the win in the $5,850 1.20–1.25m Markel/USHJA Jr/Am ZJTC Individual Final aboard Pearl of Grey VHL.With a jump-off time of 34.835 seconds, McLaren and the striking mount blazed through the course to take top honors.

Brian Moggre made a triumphant return to the top, claiming victory in the $45,000 CSI3* Jump-Off at the Lake Placid Horse Show aboard the lightning-fast Edgard de Prefontaine.Against a strong international field, Moggre delivered a blistering jump-off round, stopping the clock at 40.46 seconds to secure the win.

The world’s elite equestrian talent descends on Calgary’s iconic Spruce Meadows for the prestigious CSI5* “North American” tournament, one of the most anticipated stops on the international show jumping calendar.This FEI 5-star event showcases top riders competing over challenging courses set at heights reaching 1.60 meters.