Equestrian Canada Pauses Award Amid Review of Concerns
Independent investigation initiated following community concerns regarding recipient's video
April 9, 2025 at 3:24 PMBy b.wehner
Equestrian Canada has announced a pause on the Equestrian of the Year award due to concerns regarding a video involving the award recipient.
The organization is currently reviewing the video in accordance with its safe sport policies, which are overseen by an independent third-party complaints process. In a statement, Equestrian Canada expressed its commitment to a fair and thorough investigation and acknowledged the emotional impact this situation has on the community.
An update will be provided once the review is complete.
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