Sweden in Equestrian

The record

• Equestrian at the Olympic Games18 golds, 13 silvers, 14 bronzes18golds
  Every result, newest first45

  • Tokyo 2020 · Silver · Open, Jumping, individual · Peder Fredricson (All In)
  • Tokyo 2020 · Gold · Open, Jumping, team · Henrik von Eckermann (King Edward); Malin Baryard-Johnsson (Indiana); Peder Fredricson (All In)
  • Rio de Janeiro 2016 · Silver · Open, Jumping, individual · Peder Fredricson (All In)
  • London 2012 · Silver · Open, Eventing, individual · Sara Algotsson Ostholt (Wega)
  • Beijing 2008 · Silver · Open, Jumping, individual · Rolf-Göran Bengtsson (Ninja)
  • Athens 2004 · Silver · Open, Jumping, team · Rolf-Göran Bengtsson (Mac Kinley); Malin Baryard (Butterfly Flip); Peter Eriksson (Cardento); Peder Fredericson (Magic Bengtsson)
  • Los Angeles 1984 · Bronze · Open, Dressage, team · Ulla Hakansson; Flamingo; Louise Nathorst; Inferno; Ingamay Bylund; Aleks
  • Munich 1972 · Bronze · Open, Dressage, team · Ulla Håkansson; Ajax; Ninna Swaab; Casanova; Maud von Rosen; Lucky Boy
  • Munich 1972 · Bronze · Open, Eventing, individual · Jan Jönsson (Sarajevo)
  • Stockholm 1956 · Gold · Open, Dressage, individual · Henri Saint Cyr (Juli)
  • Stockholm 1956 · Gold · Open, Dressage, team · Henri Saint Cyr (Juli); Gehnäll Persson (Knaust); Gustaf Adolf Boltenstern Jr. (Krest)
  • Stockholm 1956 · Gold · Open, Eventing, individual · Petrus Kastenman (Iluster)
  • Helsinki 1952 · Gold · Open, Dressage, individual · Henri Saint Cyr (Master Rufus)
  • Helsinki 1952 · Gold · Open, Dressage, team · Henri Saint Cyr (Master Rufus); Gustaf Adolf Boltenstern Jr. (Krest); Gehnäll Persson (Knaust)
  • Helsinki 1952 · Gold · Open, Eventing, individual · Hans von Blixen-Finecke Jr. (Jubal)
  • Helsinki 1952 · Gold · Open, Eventing, team · Hans von Blixen-Finecke Jr. (Jubal); Olof Stahre (Komet); Folke Frölén (Fair)
  • London 1948 · Bronze · Open, Dressage, individual · Gustaf Adolf Boltenstern Jr. (Trumf)
  • London 1948 · Bronze · Open, Eventing, individual · Robert Selfelt (Claque)
  • London 1948 · Silver · Open, Eventing, team · Robert Selfelt (Claque); Olof Stahre (Komet); Sigurd Svensson (Dust)
  • Berlin 1936 · Bronze · Open, Dressage, team · Gregor Adlercreutz (Teresina); Sven Colliander (Kål XX); Folke Sandström (Pergola)
  • Los Angeles 1932 · Silver · Open, Dressage, team · Bertil Sandström (Kreta); Thomas Byström (Gulliver); Gustaf Adolf Boltenstern Jr. (Ingo)
  • Los Angeles 1932 · Bronze · Open, Eventing, individual · Clarence von Rosen Jr. (Sunnyside Maid)
  • Los Angeles 1932 · Bronze · Open, Jumping, individual · Clarence von Rosen Jr. (Empire)
  • Amsterdam 1928 · Bronze · Open, Dressage, individual · Ragnar Olson (Günstling)
  • Amsterdam 1928 · Silver · Open, Dressage, team · Ragnar Olson (Günstling); Janne Lundblad (Blackmar); Carl Bonde (Ingo)
  • Amsterdam 1928 · Bronze · Open, Jumping, team · Karl Hansén (Gerold); Carl Björnstjerna (Kornett); Ernst Hallberg (Loke)
  • Paris 1924 · Gold · Open, Dressage, individual · Ernst Linder (Piccolomino)
  • Paris 1924 · Silver · Open, Dressage, individual · Bertil Sandström (Sabel)
  • Paris 1924 · Silver · Open, Eventing, team · Claës König (Bojar); Torsten Sylvan (Anita); Gustaf Hagelin (Varius); Carl Gustaf Lewenhaupt (Canter)
  • Paris 1924 · Gold · Open, Jumping, team · Åke Thelning (Loke); Axel Ståhle (Cecil); Åge Lundström (Anvers)
  • Antwerp 1920 · Gold · Open, Dressage, individual · Janne Lundblad (Uno)
  • Antwerp 1920 · Silver · Open, Dressage, individual · Bertil Sandström (Sabel)
  • Antwerp 1920 · Bronze · Open, Dressage, individual · Hans von Rosen (Running Sister)
  • Antwerp 1920 · Gold · Open, Eventing, individual · Helmer Mörner (Germania)
  • Antwerp 1920 · Silver · Open, Eventing, individual · Åge Lundström (Yrsa)
  • Antwerp 1920 · Gold · Open, Eventing, team · Helmer Mörner (Germania); Åge Lundström (Ysra); Georg von Braun (Diana); Gustaf Dyrsch (Salamis)
  • Antwerp 1920 · Bronze · Open, Jumping, individual · Carl Gustaf Lewenhaupt (Mon Coeur)
  • Antwerp 1920 · Gold · Open, Jumping, team · Claës König (Tresor); Hans von Rosen (Poor Boy); Daniel Norling (Eros II); Frank Martin (Kohort)
  • Antwerp 1920 · Bronze · Open, Vaulting, team · Carl Green; Anders Mårtensson; Oskar Nilsson
  • Stockholm 1912 · Gold · Open, Dressage, individual · Carl Bonde (Emperor)
  • Stockholm 1912 · Silver · Open, Dressage, individual · Gustaf Adolf Boltenstern (Neptun)
  • Stockholm 1912 · Bronze · Open, Dressage, individual · Hans von Blixen-Finecke (Maggie)
  • Stockholm 1912 · Gold · Open, Eventing, individual · Axel Nordlander (Lady Artist)
  • Stockholm 1912 · Gold · Open, Eventing, team · Axel Nordlander (Lady Artist); Nils Adlercreutz (Atout); Ernst Casparsson (Irmelin); Henric Horn af Åminne (Omen)
  • Stockholm 1912 · Gold · Open, Jumping, team · Gustaf Lewenhaupt (Medusa); Gustaf Kilman (Gåtan); Hans von Rosen (Lord Iron); Fredrik Rosencrantz (Drabant)
• FEI World Championships (jumping, dressage, eventing)2 golds, 2 silvers, 2 bronzes2golds
  Every result, newest first6

  • Herning 2022 · Gold · Open, Jumping, individual · Henrik von Eckermann (King Edward)
  • Herning 2022 · Gold · Open, Jumping, team · Henrik von Eckermann (King Edward); Malin Baryard-Johnsson (H&M Indiana); Jens Fredricson (Markan Cosmopolit); Peder Fredricson (H&M All In)
  • Tryon 2018 · Silver · Open, Jumping, team · Henrik von Eckermann (Toveks Mary Lou); Malin Baryard-Johnsson (H&M Indiana); Fredrik Jönsson (Cold Play); Peder Fredricson (H&M Christian K)
  • Jerez 2002 · Silver · Open, Jumping, team · Peter Eriksson (VDL Cardento); Royne Zetterman (Richmont Park); Helena Lundbäck (Utfors Mynta); Malin Baryard (H&M Butterfly Flip)
  • Rome 1998 · Bronze · Open, Dressage, team · Annette Solmell (Strauss); Ulla Håkansson (Bobby); Louise Nathhorst (Walk On Top); Jan Brink (Fontana)
  • Rome 1998 · Bronze · Open, Eventing, individual · Paula Törnqvist (Monaghan)