Six times, Eric Lamaze represented his country during World Championships (1994, 1998, 2002, 2006, 2010, 2014). During those in 2010, the Canadian came back with a team bronze medal. But it certainly the Olympics in Beijing, in 2008, that will be his greatest memory. Stunning control of his prodigious mount Hickstead, Eric won the individual Olympic title, only two days after winning the team silver medal. World leader in 2011, the Canadian rider abruptly lost his loyal partner Hickstead due to an aortic rupture during a competition in November that same year. Pained, the Canadian thought about retiring from competition until 2014, when he came back to high level by winning the Grand Prix in La Baule with Powerplay and the one in Rome with Zigali, three years after winning them with Hickstead. Since then, Eric has proved again his rider skills and is back in the top 10 thanks his amazing Fine Lady 5, with who he won Bronze Medal in Rio 2016.
* Individual gold and team silver medallist at the Olympic Games of Beijing 2008 (Hickstead)
* Individual bronze medallist at the WEG of Lexington 2010 (Hickstead)
* Individual bronze and team silver medallist at the Pan American Games of Rio de Janeiro 2007 (Hickstead)
* 2nd at the World Cup Final of Leipzig 2011 (Hickstead)
* Team 6th at the Furusiyya FEI Nation's Cup Final of Barcelona 2013 (Powerplay)
* Winner of the Grand Prix La Baule 2011 (Hickstead) and 2014 (Powerplay)
* Individual Bronze Medallist in the Olympics Games of Rio 2016 (Fine Lady 5)