The results from the $53,000 Mother's Day Grand Prix at Rocky Mountain Show Jumping's  Bow Valley Classic I at Anderson Ranch have been partially posted but are incomplete. The top-six have been posted with scores. Scores have not been made available for 7th through 12th place, but placings have been posted for those entries. No information can  be obtained for remaining entries, below 12th place. The remaining information will be posted as soon as it can be obtained.

With the winter series now over in Florida and California, most of the major Canadian Olympic team contenders have made some grand prix starts. Click here for a list of the contenders , their performance stats and highlights. The chart will be updated continuously as we move toward final selection in June. Unlike the U.S. team, Canada’s selection committee does not select a long list. The list of contenders is a list of those who have declared themselves, and specific mounts, available for …

Eric Lamaze and Coriana van Klapsheut today became the first Canadian in 2012 to log more than one win, to date this year, at the over $30,000 level. The pair won the $32,000 1.5 metre championship at Week 12 of the Winter Equestrian Festival in Wellington, Florida. They also won the $32,000 W.E.F. Challenge Cup in Week 8. No other Canadian horse or rider, competing anywhere, has logged two wins at that level this year.

Lamaze has declared Coriana van Klapsheut as one of his Olympic team candidates.

Some previously posted results from the Winter Equestrian Festival are being revised. The company charged with releasing electronic results released some results that brought the accuracy into question. In addition, some entries showed no score. The latter were shown on this site by their placing and their score "n/a". The erroneous scores have now been obtained and are being added. In addition, it has now been learned that some of the scores originally released did not include time faults and some entries that never started in a competition were shown as having retired on course. Those scores are being corrected on this site.

It has meant a lot to Canadian show jumping fans to have Eric Lamaze reach the heights he has reached on the FEI World Rider Rankings. He is only the second Canadian in history to do so. An analysis of the nations that dominate the world rankings shows that Canada’s performance in international competition is impressive when compared to the depth of riders in nations with whom the Canadian team and Canadian individuals are competitive. Top-10 - It will come as no surprise that Germany has the most …