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Australia’s Equestrian Olympic Record Olympic Games Year Discipline Rider Horse Team Individual Melbourne 1956 Eventing Brian Crago Radar 4th 11th (Equestrian held Wyatt Thompson Brown Sugar 4th 14th at Stockholm, Ern Barker Dandy 4th 27th Sweden) Jumping Albert Jacobs Dumbell - DNF Rome 1960 Eventing Laurence Morgan Salad Days Gold Gold Neale Lavis Mirrabooka Gold Silver Bill Roycroft Our Solo Gold 11th Brian Crago Sabre - DNF Tokyo 1964 Eventing Bill Roycroft Eldorado 7th 7th Brian Cobcroft Stony Crossing 7th 13th John Kelly Brigalow 7th 30th Neale Lavis Mirrabooka - DNF Jumping John Fahey Bonvale 7th 4th Bridget MacIntyre Coronation 7th 24th Kevin Bacon Ocean Foam 7th 30th Mexico City 1968 Eventing Bill Roycroft Warrathoola Bronze 15th Wayne Roycroft Zhivago Bronze 8th Brian Cobcroft Depeche Bronze 13th James Scanlon Furtive - 17th Jumping Kevin Bacon Chichester 9th 18th John Fahey Bonvale 9th 21st Sam Campbell April Love 9th 26th Munich 1972 Eventing Bill Roycroft Warrathoola 4th 6th Richard Sands Depeche 4th 7th Brian Schrapel Wakool 4th 27th Clarke Roycroft Furtive - 46th Montreal 1976 Eventing Wayne Roycroft Laurenson Bronze 5th Merv Bennett Regal Reign Bronze 12th Bill Roycroft Version Bronze 16th Denis Piggot Hillstead Bronze 20th Jumping Guy Creighton Mr Dennis 9th 5th Kevin Bacon Chichester 9th Eliminated Barry Roycroft Four Corners 9th Eliminated Moscow 1980 Eventing Wayne Roycroft withdrawn in boycott Merv Bennett withdrawn in boycott Andrew Hoy withdrawn in boycott Phillipa Glennan withdrawn in boycott Jumping Guy Creighton withdrawn in boycott Gavin Chester withdrawn in boycott Greg Eurell withdrawn in boycott Marianne Gilchrest withdrawn in boycott Los Angeles 1984 Eventing Andrew Hoy Davey 5th 15th Merv Bennett Regal Reign 5th 19th Vicki Roycroft Looking Ahead 5th 21st Wayne Roycroft Regal Monarch 5th Eliminated Jumping Jeff McVean King Omega 9th 26th Greg Eurell Mr Shrimpton 9th 29th George Sanna Kite 9th 36th Dressage Margaret McIvor CK - 42nd Australia’s Equestrian Olympic Record Olympic Games Year Discipline Rider Horse Team Individual Seoul 1988 Eventing Andrew Hoy Kiwi 5th 8th Scott Keach Trade Commisioner 5th 23rd David Green Shanagh 5th 24th Barry Roycroft Last Tango 5th 25th Jumping George Sanna Schnapes 10th 28th Rod Brown Slinky 10th 25th Jeff McVean Whisper Grey 10th 53rd Greg McDermott Mr Shrimpton 10th - Vicki Roycroft Mickey Mouse 10th - Dressage Erica Taylor Crown Law - 34th Barcelona 1992 Eventing Matt Ryan Kibah Tic Toc Gold Gold Andrew Hoy Kiwi Gold 5th Gillian Rolton Peppermint Grove Gold 23rd David Green Duncan Gold Retired Dressage Christine Doan Dondolo - 28th Atlanta 1996 Eventing Wendy Schaeffer Sunburst Gold - Phillip Dutton True Blue Girdwood Gold - Andrew Hoy Darien Powers Gold - Gillian Rolton Peppermint Grove Gold - Andrew Hoy Gershwin - 11th David Green Chatsby - Retired Nikki Bishop Wishful Thinking - Eliminated Jumping Vicki Roycroft Coalminer 19th 57th Russell Johnstone Southern Contrast 19th 63rd David Cooper Red Sails 19th 74th Jenny Parlevliet Another Flood - 77th Dressage Mary Hanna Mosaic II - 24th Sydney 2000 Eventing Andrew Hoy Darien Powers Gold - Stuart Tinney Jeepster Gold - Matt Ryan Kibah Sandstone Gold - Phillip Dutton House Doctor Gold Andrew Hoy Swizzle In - Silver Brook Staples Master Monarch - 16th Amanda Ross Otto Schumaker - 20th Jumping Jeff Bloomfield Money Talks 10th =20th Jamie Coman L.L. Zazu 10th 43rd Ron Easey Rolling Thunder 10th 52nd Gavin Chester Another Flood 10th 60th Dressage Kristy Oatley-Nist Rosemount Wall Street 6th 9th Rachael Downs Aphrodite 6th 33rd Mary Hanna Limbo 6th 34th Ricky MacMillan Crisp 6th 35th Australia’s Equestrian Olympic Record Olympic Games Year Discipline Rider Horse Team Individual Athens 2004 Eventing Rebel Morrow Oaklea Groover 6th 11th Phillip Dutton Nova Top 6th 13th Stuart Tinney Jeepster 6th 38th Andrew Hoy Mr Pracatan 6th 57th Olivia Bunn GV Top of the Line 6th Withdrawn Jumping Tim Amitrano Mr Innocent - 71st Dressage Ricky MacMillan Crisp - 37th Mary Hanna Limbo - 39th Beijing 2008 Eventing Megan Jones Irish Jester Silver 4th Clayton Fredericks Ben Along Time Silver 7th Sonja Johnson Ringwould Jaguar Silver 10th Lucinda Fredericks Headley Britannia Silver 26th Shane Rose All Luck Silver 27th Jumping Edwina Alexander Itot du Chateau 7th =10th Matthew Williams Leconte 6 7th 21st Laurie Lever Ashleigh Drossel Da 7th =23rd Peter McMahon Kolora Genoa 7th Retired (Chris Chugg) (Vivant) - Reserve Dressage Hayley Beresford Relampago Do Retiro 7th 18th Kristy Oatley Quando-Quando 7th 19th Heath Ryan Greeoaks Dundee 7th 35th (Rozzie Ryan) (Donna Carrera) Reserve London 2012 Eventing Andrew Hoy Rutherglen 6th 13th Chris Burton HP Leilani 6th 16th Lucinda Fredericks Flying Finish 6th 35th Clayton Fredericks Bendigo 6th Eliminated Sam Griffiths Happy Times 6th Eliminated Jumping Edwina Alexander Itot du Chateau =10th =20th Julia Hargreaves Vedor =10th =35th James Paterson-Robinson Lanosso =10th =41st Matthew Williams Watch Me =10th =72nd Dressage Lyndal Oatley Sandro Boy 9th 37th Kristy Oatley Clive 9th 42nd Mary Hanna Sancette 9th 43rd Rio 2016 Eventing Christopher Burton Santano II Bronze 5th Sam Griffiths Paulank Brockagh Bronze 4th Shane Rose CP Qualified Bronze Eliminated Stuart Tinney Pluto Mio Bronze 22nd Jumping E. Tops-Alexander Lintea Tequila 13th 9th Scott Keach Fedor 13th 58th J. Paterson-Robinson Amarillo 13th 53th Matt Williams Valinski S 13th 28th Dressage Mary Hanna Boogie Woogie 6 9th 39th Suzanne Hearn Remmington 9th 54th Kristy Oatley Du Soleil 9th 42nd Lyndal Oatley Sandro Boy 9 9th 36th.
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