Double Olympic champion Charlotte Dujardin has been recognised for her dressage dominance in 2014 after she was named the Sunday Times & Sky Sports Sportswoman of the Year on Wednesday. The 29-year-old won two individual gold medals in the special and freestyle dressage events as well as a team silver at the World Equestrian Games in the summer. The Team of the Year award went to the England women's rugby union team, who beat Canada to win the World Cup in August, ending a run of three successive final defeats. Charlotte Dujardin has been named as Sportswoman of the Year for 2014 after her dressage exploits . Dujardin won two gold medals aboard Valegro at the London 2012 Olympics . Dujardin (centre) celebrates her individual dressage gold medal at the London 2012 Olympics . Sportswoman of the Year - Charlotte Dujardin (Dressage/Equestrian) Young Sportswoman of the Year - Claudia Fragapane (Gymnastics) Team of the Year - England rugby union team . Disability Sportswoman of the Year - Stephanie Slater (Swimming) Community Award - Sue Frett (founder of the Surrey branch of Special Olympics Great Britain) Lifetime Achievement Award - Louise Martin (Vice-chair of Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games organising committee) Helen Rollason Award for Inspiration - Mel Woodards (Chairman of Milton Nomads junior football club in Somerset) Speaking live via a video link in Australia, Dujardin said: 'Thank you very much. I am really privileged to accept this award. I am sorry I can't be there but I am in Melbourne at present. 'I have an incredible relationship with my horse Valegro. I have been working with him for eight years now. We know each other inside out. He's like my dance partner out there. 'In fact, he should be up on the stage receiving the award, too. But he's at home in the stables! 'I would like to thank all my fans and my whole backroom team. People like Carl Hester and many others who have helped me to get to where I am today. I have had an incredible four years in my sport – what I have achieved is unbelievable.' Seventeen-year-old gymnast Claudia Fragapane was named Young Sportswoman of the Year after she won gold medals in the team, all-round individual, the vault and floor exercise at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games. Gymnast Claudia Fragapane (left) won the Young Sportswoman of the Year award while Mel Woodard, chairman of Milton Nomads junior football club in Somerset, won the Helen Rollason Award for Inspiration . Fragapane claimed four gold medals at the 2014 Commonwealth Games despite being just 16 . Louise Martin was the vice-chair of the Organising Committee for the Games and the former Scotland swimmer was recognised for her contribution with the Lifetime Achievement Award. The Disability Sportswoman of the Year was given to swimmer Stephanie Slater, who claimed seven golds medals at the IPC European Championships. The Community Award was won by 75-year-old Sue Frett for her work with people with learning disabilities while the Helen Rollason Award for Inspiration went to Mel Woodwards, who helped her family overcome domestic abuse by setting up a football league in Somerset. England's rugby team won the Team of the Year award after lifting the World Cup in August . The England women's rugby team became world champions after beating Canada in Paris in August .
Dressage World Equestrian Games double-gold medallist Charlotte Dujardin named Sky Sports Sportswoman of the Year 2014 .
Dujardin claimed double gold at World Equestrian Games in 2014 .
Team of the Year award went to England's rugby union team who beat Canada in the final to win the World Cup in August 2014 .
Gymnast Claudia Fragapane won Young Sportswoman of the Year award after claiming four gold medals at Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games .
Double Olympic champion Charlotte Dujardin has been recognised for her dressage dominance in 2014 after she was named the Sunday Times & Sky Sports Sportswoman of the Year on Wednesday. The 29-year-old won two individual gold medals in the special and freestyle dressage events as well as a team silver at the World Equestrian Games in the summer. The Team of the Year award went to the England women's rugby union team, who beat Canada to win the World Cup in August, ending a run of three successive final defeats. Charlotte Dujardin has been named as Sportswoman of the Year for 2014 after her dressage exploits . Dujardin won two gold medals aboard Valegro at the London 2012 Olympics . Dujardin (centre) celebrates her individual dressage gold medal at the London 2012 Olympics . Sportswoman of the Year - Charlotte Dujardin (Dressage/Equestrian) Young Sportswoman of the Year - Claudia Fragapane (Gymnastics) Team of the Year - England rugby union team . Disability Sportswoman of the Year - Stephanie Slater (Swimming) Community Award - Sue Frett (founder of the Surrey branch of Special Olympics Great Britain) Lifetime Achievement Award - Louise Martin (Vice-chair of Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games organising committee) Helen Rollason Award for Inspiration - Mel Woodards (Chairman of Milton Nomads junior football club in Somerset) Speaking live via a video link in Australia, Dujardin said: 'Thank you very much. I am really privileged to accept this award. I am sorry I can't be there but I am in Melbourne at present. 'I have an incredible relationship with my horse Valegro. I have been working with him for eight years now. We know each other inside out. He's like my dance partner out there. 'In fact, he should be up on the stage receiving the award, too. But he's at home in the stables! 'I would like to thank all my fans and my whole backroom team. People like Carl Hester and many others who have helped me to get to where I am today. I have had an incredible four years in my sport – what I have achieved is unbelievable.' Seventeen-year-old gymnast Claudia Fragapane was named Young Sportswoman of the Year after she won gold medals in the team, all-round individual, the vault and floor exercise at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games. Gymnast Claudia Fragapane (left) won the Young Sportswoman of the Year award while Mel Woodard, chairman of Milton Nomads junior football club in Somerset, won the Helen Rollason Award for Inspiration . Fragapane claimed four gold medals at the 2014 Commonwealth Games despite being just 16 . Louise Martin was the vice-chair of the Organising Committee for the Games and the former Scotland swimmer was recognised for her contribution with the Lifetime Achievement Award. The Disability Sportswoman of the Year was given to swimmer Stephanie Slater, who claimed seven golds medals at the IPC European Championships. The Community Award was won by 75-year-old Sue Frett for her work with people with learning disabilities while the Helen Rollason Award for Inspiration went to Mel Woodwards, who helped her family overcome domestic abuse by setting up a football league in Somerset. England's rugby team won the Team of the Year award after lifting the World Cup in August . The England women's rugby team became world champions after beating Canada in Paris in August .
a team silver at the World Equestrian Games in the summer. The Team of the Year award went to the England women's rugby union team, who beat Canada to win the World Cup in August, ending a Year - Charlotte Dujardin (Dressage/Equestrian) named Young Sportswoman of the Year after she won Commonwealth Games. Gymnast Claudia Fragapane claimed four gold medals at the 2014 Commonwealth