Charlotte Dujardin has recorded her second world record in the space of 24 hours after winning the freestyle event at Olympia 2014.
On Tuesday, Dujardin teamed with Valegro to set a new mark in the Grand Prix discipline but the 29-year-old showed on Wednesday that she wasn't satisfied with her latest achievement.
The pair beat her old record of 93.975% by improving to 94.3%, and Dujardin admitted afterwards that it had been the best performance during their time together.
Dujardin told BBC Sport: "It was definitely the ride of our lives. Valegro is just an incredible horse.
"He's just a true horse of a lifetime. It feels incredible to come here year after year and keep breaking world records."
Edward Gal, who was representing the Netherlands, finished in second place, almost 11% behind Dujardin and Valegro.
