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Tiffany FosterOlympian

🇨🇦 Canada · born 1990

1990Born

CanadaCountry

4Famous horses

5Championship starts

About Tiffany Foster

Tiffany Foster, born in Canada, is a celebrated showjumping rider known for representing her country on many prestigious platforms including the Olympic Games and World Equestrian Games. Her career is marked by partnerships with renowned horses such as Tripple X III, Victor, and Brighton. Trained under Olympic legend Eric Lamaze, Foster has become a notable name in international showjumping circles.

Foster has consistently demonstrated her talent on the global stage, starting with her participation in the 2012 London Olympics, although she suffered a setback due to disqualification. However, she showcased resilience and skill at the 2016 Rio Olympics by coming 4th in the team event while riding Tripple X III and finishing 25th individually. Continuing her Olympic journey, she also played a key role in the team effort at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics with Figor, finishing again in 4th place in the team competition.

In addition to her Olympic appearances, Foster achieved commendations at the World Equestrian Games. In 2014, alongside Verdi III, she contributed to Canada's 8th place team finish. Four years later, she participated in the 2018 World Equestrian Games, adding to her rich portfolio of international performances.

At a glance

Born	1990
Country	🇨🇦 Canada
FEI world rank	#111 · 1,468 pts (list n°306, 2026-06-30) ↗
Olympic Games	London 2012 · Rio de Janeiro 2016 · Tokyo 2020
Country	CA↗(u)55
Training	Guided by Olympic legend Eric Lamaze↗(u)55

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Championship record

London 2012competed (disqualified due to hypersensitivity) · VictorRio de Janeiro 20164th team | 25th individual · Tripple X IIITokyo 20204th team · Figor

Year	Championship	Result	Horse
2020	Olympic Games · Tokyo	4th team↗	Figor
2018	World Equestrian Games · Tryon	competed↗	Tripple X III
2016	Olympic Games · Rio de Janeiro	4th team \| 25th individual↗	Tripple X III
2014	World Equestrian Games · Normandy	8th team↗	Verdi III
2012	Olympic Games · London	competed (disqualified due to hypersensitivity)↗	Victor

One row per championship appearance, as reported by the cited sources.

Horses

Horse	Years	Together
Tripple X III	2017-present	Placed second in the CSIO5* Grand Prix at Spruce Meadows in 2018
Victor	2011-2016	Represented Canada at the 2012 London Olympics and achieved multiple top placings in FEI events
Brighton	2017-present	Secured victories at events such as the CSI4*-W Grand Prix in Thunder Bay in 2018
Hickstead	briefly before retirement	Competed in top-level competitions

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