London 2012: Charlotte Dujardin and Valegro Smash World Record
Dujardin and Valegro Break Their Own Record in Grand Prix Freestyle
British Rider Triumphs at FEI Dressage World Cup at London Olympia
Charlotte Dujardin and her beloved mount, Valegro, made history once again in 2014 by surpassing their previous World Record in the Grand Prix Freestyle at the FEI Dressage World Cup at London Olympia. The British duo showcased a captivating performance, captivating the audience with their seamless movements and elegance.
Dujardin selected a patriotic medley for their routine, including "Big Ben," "Land of Hope and Glory," and the theme from "The Great Escape." Their performance was a testament to their incredible partnership and the unwavering bond they share. Valegro, a 16.2-hand gelding, exhibited exceptional athleticism and grace, executing each step with precision.
The victory was a culmination of years of hard work and dedication for Dujardin and Valegro. They have consistently dominated the sport of dressage, winning numerous medals and setting records. Their triumph at Olympia was a fitting tribute to their extraordinary talent and the enduring legacy they have cemented.
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