PJL

RIDER AMBASSADORS

The most influential ambassadors in equestrian and the best riders from across the globe

Scott is a leading British rider and an Olympic champion, consistently topping the jumping rankings. He represented Great Britain at the Olympic Games in 2012 and 2024, taking home team gold on both occasions.

Harry is a leading British rider and an Olympic champion. He represented Great Britain at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games and took home team gold, alongside Scott Brash and Ben Maher.

Carlos is a leading Mexican rider and an Olympian. He represented Mexico in the team event at the Olympic Games in 2024.

Sophie is a standout talent. At just 28, the German rider has climbed the ranks with ease, competing consistently at elite CSI5* level.

A regular on US Nations Cup teams, Lillie is a top American rider, known for her consistency and high-level performance in CSI5* competition.

Laura is a leading American rider and an Olympic champion. Considered one of the most decorated riders in the sport, she represented the United States at the Olympic Games in 2008, 2020 and 2024, taking home team gold in Beijing.

Ben is a leading British rider and an Olympic champion. He represented Great Britain at the Olympic Games in 2012, 2020, and 2024, taking home gold medals on all occasions — one being an individual gold in Tokyo.

The highest-ranked female rider in the sport, Nina is a standout talent. At just 26, the French rider has climbed the ranks at remarkable speed, leading rankings for female riders after just 2 seasons at the elite CSI5* competitive level.

A regular on Italian Nations Cup teams, Giulia is a top Italian rider, recognised for her high-level performance in CSI5* competition.

Cian is a leading Irish rider having competed in 4 Olympic Games, 4 World Championships, and 6 European Championships, taking home an Olympic bronze in 2012.

Nicola is a leading Belgian rider and a regular at the European Championships, taking home team gold in 2025 in A Coruña.

Abdel is a leading Egyptian rider and an Olympian. He represented Egypt at the Olympic Games in 2020 before switching to represent Belgium from 2021.

The youngest of our ambassadors, Tom is taking the sport of jumping by storm at the age of 20. He helped to secure Ireland's victory in the Nations Cup of La Baule.

Ahead of the launch of the competitive series in April 2027, the PJL has carefully curated a roster of the sport's leading jumping athletes to serve as ambassadors.

Representing a diverse mix of nationalities, cultures, and backgrounds, this group reflects the PJL's commitment to building the most inclusive and truly global model the sport has seen. Importantly, these ambassadors compete on equal terms, with the same eligibility for PJL competition as all other riders.