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Clear Under Pressure: Amy Millar Signs the Millars' 15th Title in Toronto
She needed a clear round, and she delivered it twice. On Saturday night at Toronto's Coca-Cola Coliseum, Amy Millar and her faithful Christiano won the $125,000 Henry Equestrian Canadian Show Jumping Championship — a third title for the rider, and the Millar family's 15th crown in the event.
Toronto (Canada), November 9, 2026. The pressure was at its peak: on the final course designed by Bernardo Costa Cabral, every one of Amy Millar's rivals had jumped clear. To win, the rider from Perth, Ontario, had no choice — and she did not miss.
The perfect Saturday
Third after Friday's opening round, Amy Millar posted two clear rounds on Saturday to finish the championship on just 0.55 penalties. Kassidy Keith and Havana take second place (1.04), ahead of the overnight leaders, Sean Jobin and Grande Dame DK, third (4). The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair runs in Toronto until November 15.
Amy Millar and Christiano's winning round
Official video — Royal Horse ShowA dynasty named Millar
This crown is Amy Millar's third Canadian championship title — and her family's 15th in this event: in Toronto, the name Millar has become synonymous with Canadian show jumping. The same weekend, the next generation spoke too: Ruby Nella, 17, and Adare Ya To are the national Junior/Amateur champions. The dynasty has bright days ahead.
In practice
Event : Royal Horse Show, part of the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair — Toronto, until November 15, 2026
The championship : Henry Equestrian Canadian Show Jumping Championship — $125,000
The podium : 1. Amy Millar and Christiano (0.55) · 2. Kassidy Keith and Havana (1.04) · 3. Sean Jobin and Grande Dame DK (4)
