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Peter Eriksson

b. 1959

Swedish equestrian

Show jumper
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About Peter Eriksson

Born 1959. Peter Eriksson is a Swedish show jumper.

Peter Eriksson (born 6 October 1959 ) is a 5'9" Swedish equestrian who's competed at several Summer Olympics. In the 2004 Olympics held in Athens, Greece, Eriksson competed aboard a gray stallion named Cardento, and together they helped the Swedish Equestrian Team win a silver medal in Team Showjumping with their clear round and jump-off time of 45.51. For the following 2008 Summer Olympics held in Beijing, Eriksson competed on a dark bay stallion, Jaguar Mail, and placed 32nd overall in Individual Showjumping

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Who is Peter Eriksson?

Swedish equestrian

When was Peter Eriksson born?

Peter Eriksson was born on 6 October 1959 in Sweden.

What is Peter Eriksson's occupation?

Peter Eriksson is a show jumper.

What nationality is Peter Eriksson?

Peter Eriksson is Swedish.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Peter Eriksson

· Wikidata: Q3376559

· DBpedia: Peter Eriksson (equestrian)

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