Bobby Hayler
BBC Sport Equestrian expert

Isabell Werth means business in this test, she got all that difficulty at the start.

Look at the quality and the ability the horse has here to keep an open frame and incredible ability.

Justin Hines: I had heard that it was on AirHorse 1

Werth is on Bella Rose II.

They're only performing to Ode To Joy.

Don't try and turn us, Isabel. We're all about Charlotte Dujardin here.

Isbaell Werth, first. Equestrian royalty. In fact, her nickname is 'The Queen'. Just the seven Olympic golds to her name. The 52-year-old has missed only two Games since her debut in 1992.

It's fourth place for Edward Gal. Three to go, Charlotte Dujardin is sandwiched between the remaining two members of the gold-medal winning German team.

Ian Darling: Beth Tweddle asked me to take a picture of her and her friends in Disneyworld Florida

Fair play to the Dutch, those orange jackets make a mesmeric sport even more hypnotic.

Edward Gal is out there on Total US.

I'm fairly certain that's how Shergar got horsenapped.

Be careful who you talk to, Darren.

Darren

'Pick himself back up'published at 12:22 British Summer Time 28 July 2021

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Men's all-round final

Beth Tweddle
London 2012 bronze medallist on BBC TV

It's disappointing because Joe is good at pommel, he will go to rings next and pick himself back up.

You just don't know what's going to happen, we saw it in the women's final yesterday, anything can literally happen!

Artistic Gymnastics - Fraser and Hall fall behindpublished at 12:21 British Summer Time 28 July 2021

12:21 BST 28 July 2021

Men's all-around final

It's been a disappointing start for British duo Joe Fraser and James Hall in the men's all-around gymnastics final.

Fraser is 17th overall after scoring 14.100 on the floor and 13.300 on the pommel horse.

Hall is one place behind in 18th with 13.433 on the pommel horse and 13.966 on the rings.

Two down, four to go...

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Erlinger Einarsson: The 3 stages of watching the Olympics.

1. Dressage? I forgot that even existed.

2. Lol this fancy horse dancing is silly

3. HOW ON EARTH DID THE JUDGE GIVE THAT PIAFFE A 10 THE HIND LEGS WEREN'T NEARLY BENT ENOUGH AND IT CLEARLY LOST FORWARD MOMENTUM TOWARD THE END

New leader. Germnay's Jessica von Bredow-Werndl has gone into gold-medal position on TSF Dalera.

91.732 is a monster score. Remember, the Germans won team gold yesterday.

Rhiannon

As a reminder, Charlotte Dujardin is aiming to become the first British woman to win a sixth Olympic medal and the first to win gold at three separate Games.

We're talking about a legend of British sport.

Paul Cotterill: In 2012, the WHOLE of the Marshall Islands Olympic squad turned up to open the parish council's new outdoor gym equipment in a Lancashire village near Edge Hill University, where they were training. They were lovely, and stayed for two hours.

Dufour has, in fact, taken the lead, on board her horse Bohemian.

What do the horses get if their riders win a medal?

Look at this theatre of dreams.

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Denmark's Cathrine Dufour has just rode out to a tune that sounded like it belonged alongside an Ivan Drago training montage from Rocky IV.

I may be wrong but I think the bold track has just segued into 'I Dreamed a Dream' from Les Miserables.... it has. This is quite something.... musical witchcraft.

Great Britain's Charlotte Dujardin is up in around 30 minutes. If I had to guess she's toe-tapping back stage right now. How could you not be?

Ride it there?

Apparently the question "how do you get a horse to the Olympics" has been pinging into search engines over the past 24 hours.

How do you get a horse to the Olympics?