Julia Krajewski

Julia Krajewski made history at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, becoming the first female athlete to win the individual eventing gold medal, riding Amande De B’Neville. This monumental achievement culminated a career distinguished by consistent top-tier performance and deep commitment to equestrian sport. Prior to her Olympic triumph, Krajewski established herself as a formidable talent, earning 10 medals, including five gold, at the European Junior Championships across various disciplines. These early successes included Team Gold and Individual Silver at the 2002 European Pony Championships, Team Gold at the 2005 and 2006 European Junior Championships, and Team Silver at the 2008 and 2009 European Young Rider Championships.

Her groundbreaking individual gold at the Tokyo Olympics with Amande De B’Neville not only made history but solidified her status as a leading figure in global equestrian sport. Beyond her celebrated competitive pursuits, Krajewski actively contributes to the broader equestrian community by sharing her extensive expertise in equestrian management and competition, fostering the next generation of riders. Her comprehensive background as an elite athlete, certified coach, and national team leader positions her as a highly sought-after voice in the equestrian world.