Hometown: Temecula, CA Sport/Disciplines: Jumping

Kaitlin Campbell, originally from Upper Black Eddy, Pennsylvania, had a successful junior/young rider with one of her personal career highlights being winning individual gold and team silver at the 2009 North American Junior Championships in Lexington, Ky. 

Kaitlin is now an up-and-coming professional. She gained experience with hunters and jumpers on the East Coast from trainers including Tim Goguen, Shane Sweetnam, Rachel Kennedy, and Debbie Stephens.

After graduating from American University in 2013, Campbell learned how to develop young horses at Spy Coast Farm, as well as taught and trained top show and sale horses under Leslie Emerson at Marigot Bay Farm before moving to California in 2016.

Several of her accomplishments include winning the $37,000 FEI Power/Speed at the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ 2021-2022 | NAL-Fort Worth; winning the $10,000 - Voltaire Prize presented by San Diego Union Tribune at the Del Mar International World Cup Week in 2019; taking 1st in the $200,000 Go Rentals Grand Prix at the Desert International Horse Park in 2020; and winning the $50,000 Interactive Mortgage 1.45m Classic at the Temecula Valley National.