Meg Pellegrini
Hometown: Malvern, PA
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Meg Pellegrini began her riding journey at the age of five when her family lived in Tulsa, Okla. After a few years, she found her first pony, Ganymede, who eventually took her to many venues around the country and gave her a glimpse of upper-level Eventing. Meg believes Ganymede, also known as “Luna,” deserves the most credit for her competitive nature and desire to prove what she is capable of, even when the odds might be against her!
Eventually, Meg collected a small string of horses that helped her complete her goals of competing at some of the most prestigious events in the country, including the USEF Eventing Young Rider Championships. These horses assisted in Meg being named to USEF Development 25 Programs since 2018 and multiple USEF Futures Team Challenges.
In 2020, Meg moved to Malvern, Pa., to continue her journey in Eventing and work towards her goal of representing the U.S. on the international stage.
Highlights:
- USEF Eventing Pathway Programs: 2019, 2021 – present
- 2025 Revitavet USEA Young Rider of the Year
- 2025 Richard Picken Memorial Grant recipient
- 2025 Rebecca Broussard National Developing Rider Grant recipient
- 2025 The Dutta Corp/USEF CCI3* Eventing National Championship, U25 & Amateur winner
- 2025 The Event at Rebecca Farm, CCI3*-L winner
- 2023 USET Foundation's Amanda Piri Warrington Grant recipient
- 2022 Adequan/USEF Eventing Youth Team Challenge, CCIJ1* Team Gold & Individual Silver
- 2022 Adequan/USEF Eventing Youth Team Challenge, CCIJY2* Team Gold & Individual Gold
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