Charlotte Dujardin Withdraws from Paris 2024

BEF and British Dressage BD Confirm Withdrawal

In a shocking turn of events, three-time Olympic gold medal winner Charlotte Dujardin has announced her withdrawal from the Paris 2024 Games. The British Equestrian Federation (BEF) and British Dressage (BD) have confirmed the news, revealing that footage has emerged showing Dujardin engaged in conduct that goes against the principles of the sport.

Statement from Dujardin

In a statement released by the BEF, Dujardin expressed her deep shame and regret for her actions. "I am deeply ashamed of my behavior and should have set a better example," she said. "I take full responsibility for my actions and accept the consequences."

Dujardin did not provide any details about the specific conduct that led to her withdrawal from the Olympics. However, she emphasized her commitment to the sport and her desire to make amends.

The full details of the footage that led to Dujardin's withdrawal have not been released, but it is understood to have been widely circulated in the equestrian community. The BEF and BD are investigating the matter and are expected to release a further statement in due course.

Dujardin's withdrawal is a major blow to Team GB's equestrian hopes for the Paris Games. She was one of Britain's top medal contenders in the dressage competition and was expected to be a strong challenger for gold.