GB's Fry claims historic double-double at Worlds
Great Britain's Lottie Fry becomes the first rider in the history of the FEI World Championships to retain both individual titles.
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"It's been an amazing week. Glammy's performed beyond all expectations."
— Lottie Fry , Athlete
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Great Britain's Lottie Fry becomes the first rider in the history of the FEI World Championships to retain both individual titles.
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