Malin Baryard-Johnsson

Malin Baryard - Johnsson ( born April 10, 1975 in Söderköping, as Malin Birgitta Barijard ) is a Swedish show jumper.

In April 2013, it ranked No. 112 in the world rankings. In February 2012, she was ranked 36th

Career

Six year old, she began to ride. At the age of 14, she was Swedish National Champion.

The Swedish team won silver at the European Championships in 2001 in Arnhem, and the World Equestrian Games in 2002 in Jerez de la Frontera and the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens. In October 2004, they won in the 5th month of pregnancy, at a tournament in Hanover and came a month later in Stockholm second place.

It was in 2007 in some five -star Grand Prix front placed (2nd in São Paulo, 4th in Geneva and Rotterdam). She was also third in the World Cup competition in London and won the Grand Prize at the World Cup in Bordeaux.

Due to a violation of her horse Tornesch they renounced participation in the 2012 Olympic Games in London.

Private / other

Malin Baryard - Johnsson is married to the television presenter Henrik Johnsson since 2004. On 25 February 2005 she gave birth to her first son, followed in 2009, another son. In 2004, she published with the Swedish music group Spanka NKPG the song Do You Wanna Ride?. Since 1996, she is sponsored by H & M, for which they also remodeled since then.

Horses ( excerpt)

  • Baltimore 1178 (* 2004), Oldenburg, black stallion, father: Balou du Rouet, dam's sire: Landor S
  • Tornesch ( * 2000 ), KWPN Stallion Sire: Lux, mother father, Libero H, since 2008.
  • Butterfly Flip (* 1991), Swedish Warmblood, bay mare, Sire: Robin IZ, Mother Father: moderene, since 2000, was taken in 2008 from the sport.
  • Corrmint ( born 1985 ), Swedish Warmblood, bay gelding, Father Cortez, mother father, Utrillo

Achievements

Championships and World Cup

  • Olympic games 1996, Atlanta: 10th place with the team and 49th in the individual ( Corrmint )
  • 2000, Sydney: 7th place with the team and 20th place in the individual (Butterfly Flip)
  • 2004, Athens: 2nd place with the team and 28th place in the individual (Butterfly Flip)
  • 2002, Leipzig: 7th place (Butterfly Flip)
  • 2003 Las Vegas: 3rd place (Butterfly Flip)
  • 2004 Milan: 6th place (Butterfly Flip)
  • 2007 Las Vegas: 10th place (Butterfly Flip)
  • 2008, Gothenburg: 27th place with (Butterfly Flip)
  • 2011, Leipzig: 11th place with ( Tornesch )

Further success (selection)

  • 2003: 1st place in the Grand Prix of Stuttgart (Butterfly Flip)
  • 2004: 1st place in the World Cup competition in Gothenburg
  • 2006: 1st place in the German master ( Butterfly Flip )
Show jumping Oldenburg horse Summer Olympic Games Equestrian at the 1996 Summer Olympics Equestrian at the 2000 Summer Olympics Equestrian at the 2004 Summer Olympics European Show Jumping Championships Show Jumping World Cup
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