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Sharpening the cutting edge: what is next for British para dressage

WITH Paris 2024 qualification in the bag, British para dressage is reviewing how it can sharpen its world-leading edge on the competitive global stage.

Britain has blazed a trail since 1996, and bagged seven medals at the 2022 World Championships, yet finished off the team podium for the first time. The standard was high and the closeness of the results made for exciting sport.

So how does Britain push forwards? The answer, from those approached, is

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