Medal Summary
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Individual dressage details |
Janne Lundblad and Uno Sweden (SWE) |
Bertil Sandström and Sabel Sweden (SWE) |
Hans von Rosen and Running Sister Sweden (SWE) |
| Individual eventing details |
Helmer Mörner and Germania Sweden (SWE) |
Åge Lundström and Ysra Sweden (SWE) |
Ettore Caffaratti and Caniche Italy (ITA) |
| Team eventing details |
Sweden (SWE) Helmer Mörner and Germania Åge Lundström and Ysra Georg von Braun and Diana Gustaf Dyrsch and Salamis |
Italy (ITA) Ettore Caffaratti and Caniche Garibaldi Spighi and Otello Giulio Cacciandra and Facetto Carlo Asinari and Savari |
Belgium (BEL) Roger Moeremans d'Emaüs and Sweet Girl Oswald Lints and Martha Jules Bonvalet and Weppelghem Jacques Misonne and Gaucho |
| Individual jumping details |
Tommaso Lequio di Assaba and Trebecco Italy (ITA) |
Alessandro Valerio and Cento Italy (ITA) |
Carl Gustaf Lewenhaupt and Mon Coeur Sweden (SWE) |
| Team jumping details |
Sweden (SWE) Claës König and Tresor Hans von Rosen and Poor Boy Daniel Norling and Eros II Frank Martin and Kohort |
Belgium (BEL) Henri Laame and Biscuit André Coumans and Lisette Herman de Gaiffier d'Hestroy and Miss Herman d'Oultromont and Lord Kitchener |
Italy (ITA) Ettore Caffaratti and Traditore Alessandro Alvisi and Raggio di Sole Giulio Cacciandra and Fortunello Carlo Asinari and Varone |
| Individual vaulting details |
Daniel Bouckaert Belgium (BEL) |
Field France (FRA) |
Louis Finet Belgium (BEL) |
| Team vaulting details |
Belgium (BEL) Daniel Bouckaert Louis Finet van Ranst |
France (FRA) Field Salins Cauchy |
Sweden (SWE) Carl Green Anders Mårtensson Oskar Nilsson |
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