Charlotte Fry is a decorated British dressage rider with multiple Olympic, World, and European championship medals. After becoming World Champion at the World Championships for Young Dressage Horses in Ermelo in 2018 with Glamourdale, Charlotte Fry established herself as a leading figure in international dressage. Her foundational training included working with Olympic champion Carl Hester from 2012, before relocating to Den Hout, Netherlands, in 2014 to train extensively with five-time Danish Olympian Anne Van Olst at Van Olst Horses. Frys impressive ascent was marked by a series of European Championship titles, including the FEI Dressage Pony European Championship in 2010 with Andexter, FEI Dressage Junior European Championships in 2013 with Remming and 2014 with Z Flemmenco, and FEI Dressage Young Rider European Championships in 2015 with Z Flemmenco and 2017 with Dark Legend.
Her career reached a pinnacle at the 2022 FEI Dressage World Championships in Herning, where she delivered a standout performance with Glamourdale, securing a team silver medal, an individual Grand Prix Special gold, and an individual Grand Prix Freestyle gold, solidifying her status as a double World Champion. In 2023, Fry demonstrated continued excellence at the FEI Dressage European Championship in Riesenbeck, claiming a team gold medal and an individual Grand Prix Freestyle silver medal, again riding Glamourdale. Most recently, she competed at the Paris Summer Olympics in 2024, earning both an individual bronze medal and a team bronze medal with Glamourdale, adding to her impressive collection of Olympic hardware. As a highly decorated British dressage rider, Charlotte Fry boasts multiple Olympic, World, and European championship medals, showcasing her consistent performance at the highest echelons of the sport.
Her upcoming schedule includes participation in the FEI Dressage World Cup championship in Basel in 2025, further underscoring her ongoing commitment to elite competition.