“It has been eventful,” double silver medallist Scott Brash smiled when talking about his week, after Sunday's individual final had come to a conclusion. “I was glad I managed to keep hold of the reins today! Going into the final round, I was happy with the second team round on Friday – she just felt really good, and after having the drama the day before, to bounce back and jump around like nothing had happened felt very good and gave me a lot of confidence going into today. But I didn’t know what this man [Santiago Varela] was going to build, and these are certainly the biggest courses she has jumped so far in her life. I think it has been a great championship to sort of look after a young horse and I feel like she has grown up in a week and she is certainly going to use this championship to grow for the future.”

And grow she did...

Unbothered by the biggest fences she has ever seen, Folie took A Coruña by storm, jumping two great rounds in Sunday's final and securing her second silver medal of the week.

The support team behind the scenes... Scott's long-time groom David Honnet, British chef d'equipe Di Lampard, Team GB technical advisor Stanny Van Paesschen and Matt Sampson.

Just chilling with a sea-view...

"She is keen to get on with the job, and doesn't really want me to tell her what to do at times," Scott said about Folie in between the rounds. "These courses are the biggest she's jumped up to date so we just try and make the right plan and do the job we see fit – and what will be, will be."

A little snack for the queen of A Coruña...

We have a feeling there is more to come for these two... Again, huge congratulations Team Brash!