WEG 2014

Impact study reveals Games also brought €102m to Normandy.

Event plagued by problems in recent years, says strategic review.

Cortes ‘C’ jumped four clears in WEG’s Final Four, and four clears from five rounds.

Short news film of highlights from showjumping, eventing and dressage at the Games.

Normandy passes the torch to Canada during handover ceremony at close of Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games 2014.

French hopes dashed with Patrice Delaveau’s time faults, while USA’s Beezie Madden claims bronze.

Britain topped 2010 leaderboard and they’ve done it again at Normandy.

Double clear round in final phase secures gold for Australian driver.

On today’s show is French actress Marina Hands, Bromont president Roger Deslauriers, Normandy OC head Fabian Grobon, and a preview of the Final Four.

Riders from France, Sweden, USA, and The Netherlands to vie for World Championship title.

Germany’s Christoph Sandmann wins the marathon phase, but Aussie driver takes overall lead.

On today’s show Frédérique Cottier and Steve Hadley talk jumping, Sienna talks to drivers at the hippodrome, and Enrique Gonzalez, Darragh Kenny and Irish chef d’équipe Robert Splaine pay a visit.

Endurance rider Claudia Romero Chacon expected to be discharged within a week.

Austrians win Pas de Deux gold, while France wins first medals of the Games with a 1-2 in the men’s final.

Samples from South African endurance horse and French eventer come back positive.

Dutch lead team rankings while leading US driver Chester Weber in front individually.

Jumping star Ben Maher (GB) pays a visit, along with Just World ambassador Hannah Selleck.

A flawless technical performance confirmed Britain’s Joanne Eccles as favourite for individual gold.

First-out IJsbrand Chardon sets a mark that the others could not top.

Home side just pipped after dramatic day of jumping; USA wins bronze medal.