About Brooke Mancusi
Brooke Mancusi is a FEI U25 Grand Prix rider based on the South Shore of Montreal, Quebec. Her equestrian journey began at age nine in Winnipeg, Manitoba, at a local summer camp. By ten, she was competing in her first Equestrian Canada sanctioned dressage show. Over the years, Brooke has amassed numerous accolades, including Dressage Winnipeg Championships and the Equestrian Canada Silver and Platinum medals. In 2018, she was recognized with the Sport Manitoba Woman to Watch grant and led Team Canada to a bronze medal at the North American Youth Championships.
In 2021, Brooke was poised for success at the NAYC with her horse Grand Amour, but sadly, he passed away before the event. Despite this setback, Brooke continued to excel, showing her horses Kalisto Sollenburg and Wellknown successfully in 2022.
The following year, she introduced a new partnership with Arthur, competing at the U25 Grand Prix level, earning medals at the Nations Cup and NAYC. Brooke's achievements earned her a spot on the Canadian National Team Development Squad for 2023 and 2024.
In 2024, Brooke acquired a new horse, DeJohn Ymas (Johnny), and achieved notable success, including wins at the CDI in Ottawa and Bromont. Her accomplishments earned her recognition as an Elite Level Athlete by Cheval Quebec and a finalist position for Senior Athlete of the Year.
By 2025, Brooke was the highest-ranked Canadian in the FEI U25 World Rankings and represented Canada at the North American Youth Championships, earning a silver medal.
She also serves as an assistant trainer to Canadian Olympic rider Brittany Fraser-Beaulieu.
