British dressage star Charlotte Dujardin set a world record for the Olympic Grand Prix Special.
The 25-year-old smashed the previous best by 3% during Sunday's event in Hagen, Germany.
Dujardin, who trains with world number two Carl Hester at his yard just outside Newent, scored 88.022% aboard her Olympics-bound horse Valegro.
The Gloucestershire-based world number five only competed in her first grand prix competition 15 months ago.
Her world record earned her a standing ovation as she surpassed the previous world best held by Dutch rider Edward Gal and the £10m black stallion Totilas.
Dujardin won the World Cup event at London's Olympia in December and was part of the Great Britain team that won European gold in Rotterdam last summer.
She was part of a powerful quartet alongside Hester, Laura Bechtolsheimer and Emile Faurie
Results (29/04/12)
Grand Prix Special
1º – Charlotte Dujardin – Valegro GBR – 88.022%
2º – Anna Kasprzak – Donnperigon DEN – 79.844
3º – Anabel Balkenhol – Dablino GER – 78.244
4º – Isabell Werth – Don Johnson 14 GER – 76.578
5º – Monica Theodorescu – Whisper GER – 73.400
6º – Laura Bechtolsheimer – Andretti H – GBR 72.889
7º – Emilie Faure – Elemgardens Marquis GBR – 72.089
8º – Cathrine Rasmussen – Fernandez 12 NOR – 71.422
9º – Hubertus Schmidt – Lento GER – 71.156