Lexington, Ky. - US Equestrian is pleased to announce the return of Turnham Green as the title sponsor of the USEF Junior Jumper National Championships. The Turnham Green/USEF Junior Jumper National Championships will take place October 8-10, 2026, during the Pennsylvania National Horse Show in Harrisburg, Penn.
"The Pennsylvania National Horse Show is proud to once again host the Turnham Green/USEF Junior Jumper National Championships as part of our 2026 competition schedule," said Executive Director Susie Shirk. "We are excited to welcome the nation's top junior jumpers to Harrisburg and provide a stage where they can compete, grow, and create lasting memories. Thank you to Turnham Green for their continued commitment to junior jumper sport!"
The championships remain an annual highlight of the junior competition calendar, offering a premier platform for U.S. junior jumping athletes to compete against their peers in a three-day championship format. The event features both a Prix des States team competition, modeled after a Nations Cup format, and an individual championship, showcasing the depth and talent of the next generation of the sport.
For many athletes, the championship represents the culmination of a year of dedication and preparation. Medals are awarded to athletes who demonstrate top performances across the multi-day competition, with courses ranging from 1.35m - 1.45m in height throughout the week.
“We’re grateful for Turnham Green’s continued support of these championships,” said Bill Moroney, Chief Executive Officer of US Equestrian. “The championships play a critical role in the development of our junior athletes, offering team competition experience and preparing them for future success on the international stage.”
“We are proud to continue our support of the Turnham Green/USEF Junior Jumper National Championships at the historic Pennsylvania National Horse Show,” said Susan Mackenzie of Turnham Green. “Prix des States is a significant milestone on the jumping program pathway for many junior athletes.”