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Person    | Female  Born 30/12/1989 

Natasha Baker

Categories: Sport / Games

Natasha Baker

Para-equestrian. Born Hammersmith. Gold Medal winner, London 2012 Paralympic Games, Equestrian: Individual - Championship Test, Grade II.

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Natasha Baker

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Natasha Baker - Freedom of the Borough

{Around the edge:} London 2012 Paralympic Games - Double Gold Medallist, GB E...

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Natasha Baker gold post box

The Braille is a nice touch (ha, ha) but the plaque, on the back of the box, ...

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Olympic Games - 1948

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2 memorials
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Sam Bartram

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