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Great-Britain was the best medal earner at the European Championships

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 29-08-2017

At the European Championships in Gothenburg the British squad did a perfect job collecting the most gold medals. Great Britain in total claimed six gold medals, one silver and one bronze. The Netherlands followed as runner-up with 4 gold medals, four silver and two bronze. The most medals were claimed by Germany. Germany earned twelve medals in total but only three coloured gold. All three by the world number one dressage queen, Isabell Werth (including team gold).    

At the European Championships in Gothenburg the British squad did a perfect job collecting the most gold medals. Great Britain in total claimed six gold medals, one silver and one bronze. The Netherlands followed as runner-up with 4 gold medals, four silver and two bronze. The most medals were claimed by Germany. Germany earned twelve medals in total but only three coloured gold. All three by the world number one dressage queen, Isabell Werth (including team gold).    

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