Natalie
Dean
Born 25 March 1999 in California, USA, Natalie Dean started riding at the age of 11 and found her passion in show jumping. At a young age, Natalie participated already in three FEI North American Youth Championships, representing the American team. Her notable accomplishments include a bronze medal in 2017 and a silver medal in 2018 with the US Jumping Team. The year 2019 marked a pinnacle in her career, winning not only a silver team medal and individual bronze medal at the North American Youth Championships, but also securing victory in the FEI Jumping Nation Cup Youth Final for Young Riders in Opglabbeek, Belgium.
Born 25 March 1999 in California, USA, Natalie Dean started riding at the age of 11 and found her passion in show jumping. At a young age, Natalie participated already in three FEI North American Youth Championships, representing the American team. Her notable accomplishments include a bronze medal in 2017 and a silver medal in 2018 with the US Jumping Team. The year 2019 marked a pinnacle in her career, winning not only a silver team medal and individual bronze medal at the North American Youth Championships, but also securing victory in the FEI Jumping Nation Cup Youth Final for Young Riders in Opglabbeek, Belgium.
In 2021 Natalie made her debut as a senior at the CSIO5* Spruce Meadows Nations Cup, contributing to the US Jumping Team’s second place.
The following year she helped the American team to a third-place finish in the CSIO4* Nations Cup in Wellington.
The year 2023 continued to be successful for Natalie Dean. She achieved notable placements in CSI U25 and CSI5* Grand Prixs, showcasing her prowess in high-level competitions. Additionally, Natalie helped the US Jumping team secure a third place in the CSIO5* Nations Cup in Falsterbo and a fourth place in Aachen. Noteworthy in 2023 is Natalie’s debut in the Longines Global Champions Tour as part of the Paris Panthers in the Global Champions League.
Natalie Dean is currently ranked fourth in the FEI Jumping U25 Ranking. Her achievements underscore her talent, dedication, and the promising future she holds in the world of equestrian sports.
| Year | Achievement |
|---|---|
| 2024 | Third place CSI5* GCL London |
| 2023 | Fourth place CSIO5* Nations Cup Aachen |
| 2023 | Third place CSIO5* Nations Cup Falsterbo |
| 2022 | Third place CSIO4* Nations Cup Wellington |
| 2021 | Second place CSIO5* Nations Cup Spruce Meadows |
| 2019 | First place FEI Jumping Nations Cup Youth Final for Young Riders Opglabbeek |
| 2019 | Third place FEI North American Youth Championships |
| 2019 | Second place FEI North American Youth Championships (Team USA) |
| 2018 | Second place FEI North American Youth Championships (Team USA) |
| 2017 | Third place FEI North American Youth Championships (Team USA) |
