Olympic Equestrian 2016: Medal Winners, Scores and Times for Friday's Results

Great Britain's Nick Skelton emerged from a six-way jump-off to claim gold Friday in equestrian individual jumping at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.

Skelton was perfect in both the final round and the jump-off, which allowed him to beat out the silver medal-winning Peder Fredricson of Sweden and Eric Lamaze of Canada, who took bronze.

Here is a full listing of results for all 27 riders and horses who qualified for the final:

Place	Athlete	Horse	Country	Final Round B Score	Jump-Off Score
Gold	Nick Skelton	Big Star	Great Britain	0	0
Silver	Peder Fredricson	All In	Sweden	0	0
Bronze	Eric Lamaze	Fine Lady 5	Canada	0	4
4	Steve Guerdat	Nino des Buissonnets	Switzerland	0	4
5	Kent Farrington	Voyeur	United States	0	8
6	Sheikh Ali Al Thani	First Devision	Qatar	0	8
7	Jeroen Dubbeldam	Zenith	Netherlands	1	-
8	Matias Albarracin	Cannavaro 9	Argentina	2	-
9	Luciana Diniz	Fit For Fun 13	Portugal	4	-
9	McLain Ward	Azur	United States	4	-
9	Alvaro Doda de Miranda	Cornetto K	Brazil	4	-
9	Edwina Tops-Alexander	Lintea Tequila	Australia	4	-
9	Martin Fuchs	Clooney	Switzerland	4	-
9	Christian Ahlmann	Taloubet Z	Germany	4	-
9	Daniel Deusser	First Class	Germany	4	-
16	Pedro Veniss	Quabri de L'isle	Brazil	5	-
16	Ali Yousef Al Rumaihi	Gunder	Qatar	5	-
16	Roger Yves Bost	Sydney Une Prince	France	5	-
19	Rene Tebbel	Zipper	Ukraine	6	-
20	Maikel van der Vleuten	Verdi	Netherlands	9	-
20	Sergio Alvarez Moya	Carlo 273	Spain	9	-
22	Kevin Staut	Reveur de Hurtebise	France	12	-
23	Philippe Rozier	Rahotep de Toscane	France	13	-
24	Henrik von Eckermann	Yajamila	Sweden	16	-
25	Ben Maher	Tic Tac	Great Britain	17	-
26	Tiffany Foster	Tripple X III	Canada	21	-
27	Harrie Smolders	Emerald	Netherlands	Withdrawn	-

For Skelton, Friday marked the second time he won an Olympic medal, but it was his first as an individual. He previously won team gold in jumping at the 2012 London Games for Great Britain.

Perhaps the most impressive aspect of Skelton's win is that he is 58 years old, which made him the oldest British Olympic medalist in more than a century, according to Gordon Rayner of the Daily Telegraph:

Sweden's Fredricson won his first Olympic medal by taking silver, while Lamaze became a three-time Olympic medalist with his bronze.

Lamaze won gold in individual jumping and silver in team jumping at the 2008 Summer Games in Beijing. By virtue of Friday's bronze, he reached a class by himself in Canadian equestrian, per Team Canada PR:

After already winning three equestrian medals at the 2016 Olympics, Team USA had a chance to add another to its haul with Kent Farrington and McLain Ward each reaching the final.

Ward finished in a tie for ninth, while Farrington made it to the six-rider jump-off by virtue of nailing every jump in the final round.

Farrington struggled in the jump-off, however, as he incurred eight penalties and finished fifth out of six participants.

The first-time Olympian won't go home empty-handed, though, since he was part of the United States jumping team that won silver.

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