Jodie Hall McAteer is a leading young British showjumper, who previously enjoyed outstanding success in pony ranks. In 2015 she won team gold and individual silver at the Pony European Championships in Sweden riding the legendary pony Tixylix.
She has since made the successful transition to horses and the senior ranks, representing Great Britain in Nations Cups and competing at the highest level. Jodie won her first five-star class in 2021 and made her podium debut on the Longines Global Champions Tour, where she has also jumped in the Global Champions League.
At the 2022 London International Horse Show, Jodie Hall McAteer finished third in her debut World Cup class and came out as the show’s leading rider.
Her top horses include Salt’N Peppa, Kimosa Van Het Kritrahof and Hardessa. She is now based in the Netherlands where she is trained by Ben Schroder.
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