
Great Britain Dressage Team Clinches Spot at LA28 Olympics with Silver in Aachen
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The Great Britain dressage team has successfully secured qualification for the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles by clinching silver at the FEI World Championships held in Aachen, Germany.
The team, consisting of Fiona Bigwood, Charlotte Fry, Carl Hester, and Becky Moody, finished with a total score of 231.4 in the dressage team final. The home nation, Germany, triumphed with a score of 235.0, taking the gold medal.
Key performances included:
- Fiona Bigwood, riding Donna Bella, and Becky Moody, on Jagerbomb, helped put Great Britain in second place on Tuesday.
- On Wednesday, Carl Hester, aboard Fame, and Charlotte Fry, the defending individual and freestyle world champion riding Glamourdale, contributed significantly to the team's success, with Fry achieving the highest score of the team at 80.311.
The top six teams from this prestigious event qualified for the LA28 Olympics:
- 1st: Germany
- 2nd: Great Britain
- 3rd: Denmark
- 4th: Belgium
- 5th: Netherlands
- 6th: Sweden
This remarkable achievement marks a significant milestone for the Great Britain dressage team as they set their sights on the upcoming Olympic Games.
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