Laura Collett achieved a historic victory for Team GB at the Paris 2024 Olympics, securing the first gold medal in equestrian eventing at the Château de Versailles, alongside teammates Tom McEwen and Ros Canter. Collett's horse, London 52, delivered a stellar performance, allowing the British team to finish with a total of 91.30 penalty points, ahead of France and Japan. Earlier in the day, Collett also won a bronze medal in the individual eventing competition, coming in third after a strong performance in the jumping round. She expressed immense pride in her horse and the team's collective effort, emphasizing the extraordinary atmosphere of competing in front of a cheering crowd. This triumph comes against the backdrop of scrutiny within the sport, following a scandal involving fellow British equestrian Charlotte Dujardin. Collett's remarkable journey to success, including overcoming a serious injury in 2013, adds a poignant layer to her achievements.