There were cheers for 91原创鈥檚 Tiffany Foster as the two-time Canadian Olympian claimed her spot on the podium at the $250,000 Longines FEI Jumping World Cup in Toronto on Saturday night, Nov. 12.

Foster thrilled the home crowd with a brilliant clear performance aboard Northern Light, an 11-year-old Swedish Warmblood mare owned by Artisan Farms LLC.

Six rounds later, Ireland鈥檚 Daniel Coyle made it a jump-off by producing the second fault-free effort riding Legacy, a 12-year-old Zangersheide mare.

As the penultimate rider, Israel鈥檚 Daniel Bluman made it a three-horse race when he piloted Gemma W to the final clear first-round.

Foster was the first to return to tackle the jump-off, picking up eight faults and exceeding the time-allowed of 44-seconds to to incur an additional time fault.

Coyle and Legacy had a clear round in 37.02 seconds. Bluman tried his best to catch Coyle鈥檚 time but paid the price with one rail down, leaving him in the runner-up spot.

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To the delight of the audience, Foster was named the Leading Canadian Rider after her impressive results throughout this year鈥檚 Royal Horse Show.

鈥淭his show is something that all Canadian riders are so proud of,鈥� expressed Foster, 38, who made her Royal Horse Show debut in 2001 when she won both the Jump Canada Medal and the Running Fox CET Medal national finals.

鈥淎 huge part of that is the organization and everything that goes into making this such a special event,鈥� Foster continued.

鈥淭he most important thing, though, is the crowd and the energy that they give. I can鈥檛 help but smile. I love it and I鈥檓 so proud that they all come out.鈥�

Charlie Johnstone, CEO of the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, echoed Foster鈥檚 sentiment saying, 鈥渃learly what we saw tonight was best in class, and that is what we have stood for for the past century and what we will continue to stand for in the next century.鈥�

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The $250,000 Longines FEI Jumping World Cup Toronto closed out this year鈥檚 Royal Horse Show, the marquee event of the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, which showcased the very best in horse sport with an elevated CSI5-W rating from the International Equestrian Federation (FEI).