We look back at The Royal Winter Fair in Toronto, that hosted one of the legs in the Longines FEI World Cup North American League last week. All photos (c) Cealy Tetley.
Andrew Kocher (USA) and Sharn Wordley (NZL) having a laugh as they walk the course.
The winner of the Longines FEI World Cup class: World no. one Kent Farrington and Voyeur at the prize giving ceremony.
Canadian rider Amy Millar with her dad Ian Millar.
More than showjumping was on offer!
Nicola Philippaerts (BEL) having fun with Hardin Towell (USA).
What's life without coffee? Shane Sweetnam (IRL) takes it easy during his course walk.
The Green Meadows Class.
America's best: World no. two McLain Ward, with John and Beezie Madden.
Sharn Wordley (NZL) and Barnetta were third in the Longines FEI World Cup.
James Chawke (IRL) and Conor Swail (IRL).
A Green Meadows carriage horse.
The winners of the Longines FEI World Cup: Kent Farrington and Voyeur.
Leslie Howard (USA) with husband Peter.
Shane Sweetnam and Main Road placed second in the Longines FEI World Cup.
Francois Lamontagne (CAN) and Chanel du Calvaire were second in the Big Ben International Challenge.
Daniel Bluman (ISR) and McLain Ward (USA).
Hardin Towell (USA) and Lucifer V won the Big Ben International Challenge.
The Green Meadows class at the Royal Winter Fair consists of competitors who present their painstakingly restored Coaches from the late 1800's pulled by a matching team of four horses.
Andrew Kocher (USA) and Daniel Coyle (IRL).
Big Ben International Challenge: McLain Ward (USA) and HH Azur were 5th.
The course designer for the Royal Winter Fair: Guilherme Jorge (BRA).
Kent Farrington (USA) and Creedance placed 4th in the Big Ben International Challenge.
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