Mexico beat Steve Jobs daughter in horse-jumping

Eve Jobs, daughter of the late Steve Jobs, is participating in her first Pan American Games with the US equestrian team. And despite having a good run since qualifiers, the Mexican jumping team sent Eve and company to the bronze medal position on the podium.

"It's my first time in the Pan Ams, my first time in Peru and I've had a really wonderful week," said Jobs, who wants to take the family name all the way to the Olympics.

The gold medal went to the Brazilian equestrian team, while Mexico. with Eugenio Garza, Enrique González, Lorenza O'Farril and Patricio Pasquel, took Silver.

The youngest Jobs

Eve Jobs rode Venue d'Fees des Hazalles, a 14-year-old Belgian Warmblood mare, a horse she called a "phenomenal ride". 

"I'm just really proud of the partnership I have with her," she said.

The Californian-born 21-year-old is ranked in the top 10 of the FEI Jumping U-25 rankings. Her passion for riding began at an early age and she has been competing since she was six years old.

"I went through the ponies and then all the junior divisions, and I'm really happy to be here now in my career," Eve said.

Now the focus of the youngest heir of the Apple empire is Tokyo 2020, where her ambition is to pick up the gold medal.