Team GB’s Charlotte Dujardin claimed a record-breaking sixth Olympic medal in the individual dressage at Tokyo 2020 to become Britain’s most successful female Olympian.

The 36-year-old joined rower Dame Katherine Grainger and tennis player Kathleen McKane Godfree on five medals earlier this Games when the GB team took bronze in the team dressage and added her sixth today at Equestrian Park.

Dujardin and horse Gio secured bronze –– adding to her other bronze medal, plus a silver and three golds.

How much do you know about the dressage star though? Here are five facts about the British sporting icon:

Started riding when she was two

Born in Enfield, London, Dujardin started riding when she was just two years old –– returning her older sister’s horses from the show jumping ring to the horse box.

By the time she was three, Dujardin was riding regularly and came second at her first Pony Club show jumping competition.

Little did she know at that point she would go on to become a six-time Olympic medallist…

Charlotte Dujardin wins gold at Tokyo 2020