Equestrianism: GB dressage off the pace

Wednesday 21 August 2013 23:25 BST

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Olympic dressage gold medallists Charlotte Dujardin and Carl Hester face a sizeable task to keep alive Great Britain's attempt at a successful European team title defence in Herning, Denmark.

Britain's four-strong team contains two debutants in Michael Eilberg and Gareth Hughes. Eilberg guided Half Moon Delphi to a solid score of 72.264 per cent, but Hughes found it tough going on DV Stenkjers Nadonna, posting 60.866 per cent.

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