A look at the life of Steve Jobs' youngest daughter Eve, an accomplished equestrian and Stanford student who trains on a $15 million ranch
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• Eve Jobs is the youngest child of late Apple founder Steve Jobs.
• She is currently attending Stanford University.
• Jobs is an accomplished equestrian with years of national and international competition under her belt.
Eve Jobs, the youngest child of late Apple founder Steve Jobs, has accomplished quite a lot, so far.
The 19-year-old is an experienced equestrian, for starters.
Equnews reported that she was named Show Jumping Hall of Fame "rider of the month" for March 2017. She's aced show jumping competitions all around the globe, including events in the Hamptons, Lexington, Kentucky, Canada, and the United Kingdom.
She also found the time to get accepted into Stanford University, one of the most competitive schools in the country.
The youngest child of late Apple founder Steve Jobs and billionaire investor Laurene Powell-Jobs, the college student's family is worth around $20.1 billion, according to Forbes.
Here's a look inside her glamorous life:
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