Medal Summary
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Individual dressage details |
Ernst Linder and Piccolomino Sweden (SWE) |
Bertil Sandström and Sabel Sweden (SWE) |
Xavier Lesage and Plumard France (FRA) |
| Individual eventing details |
Adolph van der Voort van Zijp and Silver Piece Netherlands (NED) |
Frode Kirkebjerg and Meteor Denmark (DEN) |
Sloan Doak and Pathfinder United States (USA) |
| Team eventing details |
Netherlands (NED) Adolph van der Voort van Zijp and Silver Piece Charles Pahud de Mortanges and Johnny Walker Gerard de Kruijff and Addio Antonius Colenbrander and King of Hearts |
Sweden (SWE) Claës König and Bojar Torsten Sylvan and Anita Gustaf Hagelin and Varius Carl Gustaf Lewenhaupt and Canter |
Italy (ITA) Alberto Lombardi and Pimplo Alessandro Alvisi and Capiligio Emanuele Beraudo di Pralormo and Mount Félix Tommaso Lequio di Assaba and Torena |
| Individual jumping details |
Alphonse Gemuseus and Lucette Switzerland (SUI) |
Tommaso Lequio di Assaba and Trebecco Italy (ITA) |
Adam Królikiewicz and Picador Poland (POL) |
| Team jumping details |
Sweden (SWE) Åke Thelning and Loke Axel Ståhle and Cecil Åge Lundström and Anvers |
Switzerland (SUI) Alphonse Gemuseus and Lucette Werner Stuber and Girandole Hans Bühler and Sailor Boy |
Portugal (POR) António Borges and Reginald Hélder de Souza and Avro José Mouzinho and Hetrugo |
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