Dujardin wins second gold in dressage

Rider Charlotte Dujardin made Olympic history today by winning her second gold medal of London 2012.

Thu, 09 Aug, 2012 - 17:37

Rider Charlotte Dujardin made Olympic history today by winning her second gold medal of London 2012.

A brilliant dressage display set to patriotic music including Land Of Hope And Glory and The Great Escape, delighted huge crowds at Greenwich and won the 27-year-old her second gold.

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Courts Equestrian Sports Olympics 2012 Place: Greenwich Person: Dujardin Person: Charlotte Dujardin Person: Valegro Person: Dame Kelly Holmes Person: Rebecca Adlington Person: Laura Trott Person: Laura Bechtolsheimer Person: Bechtolsheimer Person: Carl Hester Person: Jane Event: Olympic Event: London 2012 Organisation: GB Organisation: BBC

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