Canadian Dressage Squads Updated for 2022

Sat, 06/04/2022 - 10:40
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Naima Moreira Laliberte warming up Statesman at the 2022 CDI Hagen, wearing the Canadian team jacket. She was Olympic team reserve in Tokyo :: Photo © Astrid Appels

The Canadian equestrian federation has updated its national dressage squads on 1 June 2022 as part of the the Equestrian Canada National Team Program (NTP).

Canadian Tokyo Olympians Lindsey Kellock and Chris von Martels are both absent from the national A-squad from which the team for the 2022 World Championship Dressage in Herning will be selected.

NTP - LTED - AAP

The NTP is created to provide a pathway that increases the number of Canadian athletes achieving international podium performances.

The NTP identifies athletes in the Train to Compete and Learn to Win stages of the Long-Term Equestrian Development (LTED) framework and supports their progression to the Train to Win and Live to Win stages.

In addition, the NTP is aligned with EC’s high performance strategies and funding partners, such as Sport Canada and the Athlete Assistance Program (AAP).

The NTP cycle runs from January 1st to December 31st, and athlete nominations are reviewed twice per year in June and December. 

Updated Squads

National Squad (Senior A-squad)

To be submitted to the national squad riders need 3 panel scores of 69% or better, from CDI3* or higher in the Big Tour Technical tests (Grand Prix/Grand Prix Special).

  • Fraser-Beaulieu, Brittany - All In, owned by Craig Fraser
  • Lane Megan - Zodiac MW, owned by Deer Ridge Equestrian
  • Moreira Laliberte, Naima - Statesman, owned by KML Inc.
  • Torkkeli, Ryan - Sternenwanderer , owned by Ingetraud Bolz (GER) and Dieter Laugks (GER)

Development squad (B-squad at GP, U25, PSG level)

Riders need to have scored 2 panel scores of 68% or better, from CDI1* or higher, at competitions in either the Big Tour Technical Tests (Grand Prix and Grand Prix Special), the Medium Tour (Intermediate A/B/II), the U25 Tour Technical Tests (Intermediate II/Grand Prix (16-25), or the Small Tour Technical Tests (Prix St. Georges, Intermediate 1).

  • Boucher, Beatrice - Summerwood’s Limei, owned by Monica Von Glahn
  • Carier-Bergeron, Camille - Acoeur, owned by Gilles Bergeron
  • Carier Bergeron, Camille - Sound of Silence, owned by Gilles Bergeron
  • Chia, Ariana - Fiderflame, owned by Ariana Chia
  • Creech, Diane-  Chrevis Christo, owned by Louise Leatherdale/Diane Creech
  • Creech-Terauds, Vanessa  - Fleur de Lis L, owned by Louise Leatherdale / Diane Creech
  • Dueck, Shannon - As You Wish, owned by Shannon Dueck
  • Dueck, Shannon-  Angelika MW, owned by Shannon Dueck / Elizabeth Ferber / Kathy Putnam / Julie Skinner
  • Fortmuller, Pia - Frieda, owned by Pia Fortmuller
  • Irwin, Jaimey - Simsalabim, owned by Kimberly Wynd
  • Moreira Laliberte, Naima  - Inspire, owned by KLM S.a.r.l.
  • Von Martels, Chris  - Eclips, owned by Barbara Soederhuizen / Chris von Martels
  • Woywitka, Yanina - Hulk Hogan, owned by Susanne Dutt-Roth
Talent ID Squad

The performance Objective  for these riders is to progress to the Development Squad level. Their Minimum eligibility requirements and 2 panel scores of 67% or better, from CDIY competitions in the Young Rider Technical Tests (Young Rider Team or Young Rider Individual).

  • no riders were submitted to the Talent ID squad on 1 June 2022.

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