LONDON (Reuters) - Their gold medal mounts may be for sale, but the groundwork laid by Britain's Carl Hester and Charlotte Dujardin should keep dressage from sinking back to obscurity in a nation more keen on show jumping than the sitting trot.
Dujardin, Hester and Laura Bechtolsheimer won team gold this week, Britain's first Olympic dressage medal of any colour, and Dujardin and Bechtolsheimer added more on Wednesday - Dujardin individual gold, Bechtolsheimer bronze.
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