Hoping that this record will be smashed very soon by the lovely Laura Kenny.Charlotte Dujardin now GB’s most successful female Olympian ever - bronze in the individual dressage takes her to 6 total, with 3 golds. And this was on an up-and-coming horse, Gio, not her previous stalwart Allegro.
I think most athletes would prefer the 4 Golds. But it's not really a contest, especially two such different sports, so I now regret joining this discussion ... 🤦♂️Hoping that this record will be smashed very soon by the lovely Laura Kenny.
I’ll join in too."Charlotte Dujardin now GB’s most successful female Olympian ever - bronze in the individual dressage takes her to 6 total, with 3 golds.
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I think most athletes would prefer the 4 Golds. But it's not really a contest, especially two such different sports, so I now regret joining this discussion ... 🤦♂️
I’ll join in too.
In a medal table one gold trumps any number of silvers and bronze medals.
It always strikes me as a bit odd that a country with 10 silvers but no golds will be lower that a country with just one gold.
Charlotte Dujardin now GB’s most successful female Olympian ever - bronze in the individual dressage takes her to 6 total, with 3 golds. And this was on an up-and-coming horse, Gio, not her previous stalwart Allegro.
D’oh!! I knew that, not sure why a mundane family runabout came to mind!Valegro.
They take hitting hard balls very seriously (hockey and cricket, not sure about golf).India don't seem to take the Olympics seriously, do they?
Despite their huge population, unlike in China, the Olympics aren't prioritised in any way. As an example Britain won 27 Gold medals at the Rio Olympics while India have won 29 medals of all colours in their entire Olympic history and only one Gold this century (so far).
It's always amazed me, that.