GET TO KNOW OUR TEAM RIDERS

Maria Gretzer, one of Sweden's most experienced riders, was part of the national team for two decades, reaching a career highlight with a sixth place at the Barcelona Olympics. Today, Maria focuses on coaching riders and training coaches. She is also an expert commentator for Radiosporten, where she covers major events such as the World Championships, Olympics, European Championships, Gothenburg Horse Show, Falsterbo and more.

Bruce Goodin and his wife Ulrika run Goodin Sporthorses together, specialising in the sale of show jumping horses for elite level competition. They also offer training for riders and horses, and Bruce himself competes at the highest level. Originally from New Zealand, Bruce has represented his home country at four Olympic Games: Barcelona, Sydney, Athens, and Beijing.

Tuva Rosencrantz competes in eventing with her horse, Cassens Coco Valentina. Together, they have participated in two European Championships, two Nordic Championships, won silver in both the Swedish and Nordic Championships, and achieved several international placements. Tuva is also involved in training and breaking in other people's horses. Alongside her eventing pursuits, she has competed up to Medium Level dressage and 120cm show jumping.

Mary-Sophie Haid-Bondergaard, a driving force behind Norrehee Dressage Stable together with her family, is a prominent young dressage rider. With four horses of her own, she has already established herself as a significant competition rider. Mary-Sophie is the 2022 Nordic Champion for juniors, has won a Swedish National silver medal, as well as team medals in the Nordic Championships, and represented at the European Championships for ponies, juniors, and Young Riders.

Anita Johnsson is a prominent rider in the Swedish Para Dressage team, competing in Grade I for those with the most significant disabilities, where competition takes place in walk. Her career includes winning a European Championship bronze medal in 2011 on Donar, participating in the Paralympics in London 2012 and Rio 2016, one World Championship, five European Championships, and eight Swedish National gold medals.

Viktor Edvinsson grew up and is based in Halmstad, where he runs his business on his family's farm. Currently, he trains 17 horses, ranging from young horses to those competing in higher classes. Viktor has successfully competed up to international 5* levels and has won prestigious competitions such as Falsterbo, Elmia, and Champions.

Anna Freskgård has ridden for the Swedish national eventing team for 7 years. She has won CCI4* classes and placed in CCI5* events. She has competed in European Championships, World Championships, Nations Cups, and Nations Cup finals. She also has international show jumping placements up to 1.35 meters. Anna works with training both horses and riders and is also a breeder.

Moa Behrens is a promising young show jumper based at a horse farm in Västerås. Having competed at a high level with ponies, she is now pursuing a career as a Young Rider. Over the past year, Moa has made significant progress, notably achieving a fourth place at the Young Rider Swedish Championships. Additionally, she has successfully competed in Grand Prix events at prestigious venues such as Falsterbo, Friends Arena, Scandinavium, and internationally.

Sofia Farman Zetterman and her husband Royne run Magic Park Stables in Mjölkalånga. Together, they focus on the training, competition, and sale of show jumping horses of the highest quality. Their main emphasis is on carefully developing promising young horses for international sales. Sofia has an impressive record, with victories up to Grand Prix level and wins at age group championships in Falsterbo, Breeders, and Champion of the Youngsters.