Day 7 BBC Two: 20.00-20.30 Olympics

Welcome back to coverage of the Olympic Games. That is Charlotte

Dujardin on the wonderful Valegro, world champions, world record

holders. The final rider in the second day of team competition.

Let's rejoin Mike Tucker. Could she

do the same again? The last to go in this Grand Prix special test on

Valegro for Great Britain. Lovely halt. Balanced and a lovely

move off. Really has her work cut out. Lovely expensive steps. I think

she is able to let off the handbrake today in that extended trot. She has

been careful and I think that is looking spot-on. The important thing

now, as it is pretty well confirmed, that Germany have won a gold medal.

It will not be possible, one feels, whatever this great combination

dials. The important thing now, and the marks are looking really good,

but gone down to a low one. While you were talking, she had a break in

the half past to the left. Really expensive. 3.7 average. A real

shame. Now, nice passage. Starting to get back their composure again.

And the extended trot. She is starting to be able to ride them

forwards and that is when he can get his big marks. The top 18 of those

tests we have seen today in this Grand Prix special that will go

forward for the individual title on Monday. Allegro and Charlotte nails

the gold medal in London. I feel, psychologically, even if she did not

win today, it would be important for her to get a really good score. To

have the psychological advantage for the freestyle on Monday. Absolutely.

She has a really good new freestyle that will be a treat for everybody.

It is actually themed. Music by Tom Hunt, fantastic music. I heard it in

the summer as a trial run and it is great. You are going to love it. And

the extended trot, really lovely ground cover. She can get high marks

for that and the transition back was nice. This passage has a little bit

more lift and energy. Compared to the Grand Prix. Starting more

active, energetic. I like it. That half pass left got low marks at

threes and fors, but they are climbing back and almost back to

80%, where we need it, we need it higher, if we can. Valegro, in the

extended walks now. This is something that he has learned and

they have trained him to walk and extend better in the walk. As a

young horse he did not find it natural to extend his walk, he was

bouncy and fully -- full of energy. Into the piaffe. Really lovely

steps. Active, energetic. Let's see if she can keep the energy and

activity in the passage. At times I worry he gets a little bit slow. Not

quite active enough. They won their second European title in Aachen last

year. .25 of per cent, close behind. That is why Karl and Charlotte have

managed this horse over the past year, not having a competition until

recently when they came out and showed they were fresh and in good

form. They have shown that so far but they have dropped more marks.

Not sure about the transition into canter as you were talking, Mike.

The passage is looking quite nice. Almost lost balance. The half passes

in canter now and lovely expensive steps. -- expansive.

A nice flying change. The second half pass into the extended canter

and she can gain... Oh, no, it is not, I am getting ahead of myself.

And one mistake. She recovered well but that was

unfortunately an expensive mistake. Still at the moment over 80%,

getting close to 81%. Just has to be careful that she keeps him balanced

here. Nice. He can earn high marks for the times when he gets them

right. He has made mistakes in the past. He can get carried away and

want to run forwards a bit. 5.9 in the two times, which was expensive.

Lovely, expressive extended canter added expressive flying change. High

marks. Her pirouettes. Again, very controlled, very balanced. Size -

wise, quite small. The judges look for that to give the really high

marks. Lovely one-time changes. 8.9 for the extended canter and 8.4 for

the pirouette on the centre line. Let's hope and pray they give a good

mark for the lovely one-time changes. Tens apparently for the

flying change. And the scores are getting very close. Both the current

leader and Charlotte are both now on 81%. Charlotte just fractionally

behind. Can she catch up as we come towards the end of the test? Let's

hope she keeps this energy and act committee. Keeps him energetic. --

and activity. Make sure he does not do it too

early, Charlotte. Active, active. The marks, Peter, are almost

identical. Let's just hope she keeps this passage and energy right up to

the end to be halt. The marks are very close. They are very, very

close indeed! It may just be that she will finish behind Isabell

Werth, but it will be small percentages.

There are the final set of marks to come. Hopefully, Mike, the pace is

Mark, I think Allegro has better paces and he might have a higher

marks of that. Perhaps not for the submission marks, for making the

mistakes. Well, Britain have not won gold but

they have won a silver medal behind a brilliant German team today. As we

look through the final set of marks. It is nip and tuck through the final

set of marks. I have a feeling Isabell will be fractionally ahead.

Mailing the German team gold medal win. Britain have definitely got a

silver medal and America the bronze medal. And the score, 83.025.

Charlotte finishes second. Really puts an interesting twist on the

individual in the freestyle on Monday.

Lee McKenzie, you were watching will stop I suspect Carl Hester is not

far away. He trained Charlotte and is her team-mate, what was his take

on that test? There were uncharacteristic mistakes.

In the past we have seen a couple of changes from Charlotte and Allegro

in the flying changes. If that was a weakness, and we are picking a fine

situation, it would have been that. Unusually, not the mistake we saw in

the half pass. I wonder if something spooked, with so much going on in

the arena. We had a helicopter and the wind swirling around, at the end

though, when she did the final salute, huge smiles and a cheer from

Carl Hester who I will grab in a second. We have come to expect so

much from Charlotte and it shows what she has done for dressage. She

is box office, the Allegro is box office and the slightest mistake and

everybody gets deflated but what she has done is incredible for the

sport, not only in the UK, but worldwide. It does not matter

whether she leaves the individual standings or not, does it go back to

zero tomorrow and we start with freestyle to decide the individual

placings? The top 18 riders from here go through to the freestyle.

Each nation is only allowed to take three through. Even if you have four

in the top 18, you cannot take the final one through. I am going to

grab Carl Hester, because you have won 18 silver medal. It is a very

elated feeling. We fought hard. To come back from an Olympics when we

had the first medal in London to hold onto another one, it was

desperation point for me that it would happen. The horses have

performed amazingly. They have travelled half way across the world

and the fact they have come off the plane and been beautifully looked

after by the handling team and performing at this level in Rio is

so exciting. The horses can do that. They are our partners in this sport

and we are happy with how they have gone. Fiona and to have a new member

of the team, it is his first Olympics. He improved his game

today. It was important he felt part of it and it is great he has.

Charlotte, we rely so heavily on the lag -- Valegro. It is a walk in the

park watching him go around a test. He is so relaxed about it and we get

huge pleasure from watching him. I cannot wait to go back to the stable

and give them a hug and tell them well done. You have mentioned

everybody else. You don't like talking about yourself that you have

helped dressage in the UK and worldwide massively. You train your

team-mates. You have produced Spencer's horse and you part in the

Allegro. Everything you have ought to dressage and what you have

achieved? They have been great this week, my team-mates. They are always

saying, how do you do it, and make me feel good about myself. I am

proud of them because the inspiration we have given them over

the last six, seven years, is why we are producing riders with a future.

If I were not on a team or decided to let someone else have a go, it

would be great to watch them carry on with the confidence created. I am

very much a team person. I enjoyed this sort of thing. It is much nicer

for me. Nip Tuck is not the same league perhaps as Allegro but he has

performed his socks off today and I am with my performance. Go and see

your team-mates and get more Olympic medals.

Claire, back to you. Well said, without him there would be no

dressage success. A silver medal for Great Britain behind Germany taking

the gold medal and a chance for Charlotte Dujardin to defend her

title. For the first time ever we have British gymnasts into the

trampoline final. This is briny page in action.

Ollie Williams leading the commentary. Briny page steps up to

make her Olympic final debut for Great Britain. She has performed so

well at World Championship level and looks so strong in qualifying and

now she has one shot at earning herself an Olympic trampoline medal.

Immensely stylish gymnast, Bryony, deductions take finance the toes are

not pointed and the knees are not straight. Her style is a trademark.

She's coached by Paul Greeves in Sheffield.

Great height. Of course the height must be consistent.

Lovely first move. Well controlled and out.

On the middle of the bed she has to keep this up. A good kick-out of the

double tuck. Lots of energy into that.

Lovely style. Lovely control. Right to the very end. That was a very rim

pressive performance from Bryony Page.

Briony has put in about as good an Olympic final performance as she

could expect. You could see how much it means to her to have done that.

Christine, it looked as though this was about as clean as she could have

done this? I think so. She really focussed well. They have trained so,

so hard. I watched the last control competition. They rep micated this

final. They had the amount of time off between the routines and the day

that I watched it went cleanly. If you train like that, you give

yourself a fighting chance. She has taken that opportunity beautifully.

Injury problems in the run-up to London 2012.

56.040. A 14.4 for difficulty and Bryony Page moves into the lead of

the Olympic 2016 final. An emotional Bryony Page. And

another qualifier, Kat Driscoll, another good effort from her took

her to fourth. We are joining it live. Bryony Page is still there.

Here is Christine Still and Ollie Williams.

Lee Dan finishes her routine inside the Olympic arena. We wait to see

her score. We have one of the great Olympic finals nearing its end.

Rosie McCleanland. Bryony Page and Christine Still, we wait to see what

the world champion, Lee Dan will get.

Well, it was a very good routine. Stylish. The gymnasts have to aim to

bounce right over the cross on every occasion. She really didn't deviate

very much at all. She keeps the height beautifully

throughout and the smile tells you she was happy with the performance.

It looked every inch a world champion's routine. She certainly

believes it is. Is it enough to unseat Rose Queen McLevel and at the

top? It is of and He Dan goes into silver medal and Bryony Page is

third. And Bryony Page is sob being. She

can't believe she is an Olympic medallist.

Rosie comes over to talk to her. She knows how that feels. Bryony Page is

going to win an Olympic medal in Rio.

And there is one more to go. It is Tatsiana Petstriana.

Well, she qualified top. So efficient, so clean in

qualification. The gymnasts work in reverse order. That travelled in the

beginning. She managed to hold it inside the square. She has to keep

that going. Has to keep the legs locked and clean. Every move must be

extended at the top. Kicking out. A built of movement. Land properly.

Oh! She nearly let it whip away from her. That is a strong bid. But is it

strong enough? A great performance a little hop on the landing. Now we

wait to see what colour the medal is that woman has won. Bryony Page is

going to get a medal, will it be a silver or a bronze medal? It is how

the judges score this final routine. Well, she has good style. When she

tucks it is really tight. The pikes are clean.

These are all the things that matter. She's not completely

convinced she will make it. You can see, there is no celebration yet.

One of the most experienced gymnast in the competition. She is the

oldest. She's been to four Olympic Games. The first in Sydney in 1998.

Rosee McClelland. And the score is come doing in. The score is in.

Piatrenia is fifth and Byrony Page is a Silver Medallist. A stunning

result. Rosannagh Maclennan wins. She acknowledges the crowd. That is

a huge, huge victory for Rosie Maclennan.

Bryony Page has won a silver medal. That is phenomenal.

This is such a significant result for the gymnasts, for the British

gymnasts as a whole. Here, Canada is number one. Great

Britain is number two. It is history!

Scenes of celebration for the British time, for Bryony Page as

well. A fantastic effort. That was not expected. It so exciting to be

bringing you live trampolining on television. I'm not sure that has

ever happened before. Sensational stuff.

Try to stop your kids practicing that.

But I need to give you news from the football. That is that team USA in

the women's football, well, they are out.

Winning four out of the five Gold Medals ever in the women's football

Olympics. They have gone out on penalties to Sweden. This is Lisa

Doubfist with the crucial penalty that took Sweden through and the USA

are out. Well, Great Britain have had a

fabulous day so far in winning two Gold Medals in on the water in the

rowing. Most of the medals have gone on or in the water other than one.

It was from here in the velodrome. It came from the men's team sprint.

A question mark here for Team GB. Philip Hindes strong and powerful.

Jason Kenny trying to take it over for lap two. A test for Callum

Skinner. What is the time for Great Britain? 42.562. A new Olympic

record and Great Britain make a flying start in the velodrome! World

champions New Zealand against Germany.

Into the finishing straight, a fast time from New Zealand. 42.535, a new

Olympic record. The Olympic final in the men's team

sprint. Ethan Mitchell against Philip Hindes

on the first leg. New Zealand are the world champions. The fastest

team in the qualifying ride. Can Great Britain pull it out here?

Great Britain in the lead. But just. It is so, so close here.

Up towards the line and the Gold Medal goes to Great Britain! The

Olympic champions again! Callum Skinner, he brings it home for

Britain on the back of Hinds and Kenny. What a ride! And for the

third time in a row, Great Britain with the Gold Medallist and Olympic

champions in the men's team sprint. The Kiwis went really fast and broke

our Olympic record and we went to beat them. I am proud of that.

Really happy. To come here and fob an Olympic champion it is just

like... It is just incredible. The second Gold Medal for the man

sitting between myself and Chris. Callum Skinner is the guy that did

three laps. Calum and Jason involved in qualifying for the individual

team sprint, so Phillip, congratulations to you. It is a lot

of training for one lap that you have to ride faster than you have

ever done in your life before? Thank you very much. It is all or nothing.

You must be honoured or race day. To be at your best. That is what we

did. You were only 19 in London alongside

Sir Chris Hoy. How did it compare? Being away from home but also the

general atmosphere in Brazil and what was expected of you as a team?

I have grown up a lot since London. I was 19 back then. I have learned a

lot from Chris. I knew what I had to do.

I knew what job I had to do. When you were stepping up there at

the final, knowing there was nothing in it in the second ride. The quease

were quicker, did you know you had more to give? Personally more to

give to the team? We were holding back in the semi-final. We knew we

just had to do a certain time to qualify for the final. In the final

we knew it was all or nothing. Flat out.

We went for it. Callum said to me in the last half, that he only saw

dark. He could not even see the track anymore. So all out. Really?

Wow! When you are watching the wore, how involved are you in what they

are doing? Just praying that Jason did a quick lap and Callum finishing

well. I was looking at the scoreboard.

Then I was screaming. Have you seen the French comments

about the bikes. The rest of the team have new bikes, you are on the

same design? Is it the same bike? It is the same bike from 2012. Mine is

so specialised. I feel so comfortable on my old bike.

I am a bit superstitious, wearing my old shoes. I prefer my old bike.

The French are suggesting that we have a magic bike for the British

riders. It was. It was magic in Wales,

London. The whenever the French don't get the Gold Medal there is a

reason for it. But is it not true Phil, as you were so fast in

training, the go coaches geared you up to a 100 inch gear? Yes, I have

been going on a 1 United Nations had inch gear to slow the first half

down. But I delivered Jason faster. So his second lap is quicker as

well. --. 100 inch gear.

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