Not horsing around! Bruce Springsteen's daughter Jessica showcases her lean limbs in dazzling all-white outfit at equestrian event in Florida

She is a champion show jumper determined to step out of her famous father's shadow.

And Jessica Springsteen certainly seemed worlds apart from her rocker musician dad Bruce as she impressed the crowds as she took part in the Winter Equestrian Festival in Florida on Saturday.

The 24-year-old beauty showcased her lean limbs and deep tan in a dazzling all-white outfit at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center.

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A bit of all-white! Jessica Springsteen showcased her lean limbs and deep tan in a dazzling all-white outfit at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center on Saturday

The show jumper flaunted her toned arms in a skintight polo top that she tucked into some white jodhpurs.

Jessica Rae showcased her endless pins in the figure-hugging white jeans which she paired with black patent riding boots that stretched to her knees.

Her long chestnut-hued tresses were scraped back into a unfussy ponytail that cascaded down her back and she appeared to go make-up free.

Keeping her look practical, the LA-born star still put her mark on the outfit with a smattering of charm bracelets and a delicate gold necklace. 

A spot of trouble? The 24-year-old beauty appeared concerned at one point during the Winter Equestrian Festival in Florida on Saturday

Just horsing around: The only daughter of Bruce Springsteen and Patti Scialfa impressed hundreds of onlookers with her equestrian talent 

Smart: Jessica flaunted her endless pins in a pair of figure-hugging white jeans for the event

Jessica certainly seemed to impress onlookers at the Festival - the largest, longest running hunter/jumper equestrian event in the world.

The brunette beauty seemed to tackle the jumps with ease - and it's no wonder as she is a champion rider who has represented the United States in the Show Jumping World Cup and the 2012 FEI Nations Cup.

The only daughter and second child of 66-year-old singer Bruce Springsteen and Patti Scialfa, says she inherited her love of horses from her mother.

Her love affair with riding when her family moved from Los Angeles to New Jersey when she was aged four.

She saw her mother on horseback and instantly wanted to follow suit.  

Natural beauty: Her long chestnut-hued tresses were scraped back into a unfussy ponytail that cascaded down her back

Brunette beauty: Jessica appeared to go make-up free for the occasion aside from a subtle sweep of mascara

She was an alternate rider for the 2012 US Olympic team, and is also a Gucci equestrian ambassador.

She splits her time between training at Miami’s South Beach, and Stratford-on-Avon, in England, where her trainer lives, owning several horses.

According to PageSix, Jessica is dating Argentina-born sportsman and model, Nic Roldan . He is a founding member of Aspen Polo Club, owns about 30 polo ponies and comes from a polo-playing dynasty.

Jessica has established herself as a force to be reckoned with in her field and consistently ranks in the top 50 in the world.

Fashion house Gucci has been so impressed with her prowess they have made her one of their equestrian ambassadors.

She now sits alongside Monaco Royal Charlotte Casiraghi and Australian show jumper Edwina Tops-Alexander.

Going for a canter: She looked in control as she sat astride a white horse at the prestigious equestrian festival 

Champion rider: Jessica was an alternate rider for the 2012 US Olympic team, and is also a Gucci equestrian ambassador

The young star recently spoke of her achievements and her pride at avoiding the usual pitfalls and traps that many offspring of celebrities seem to fall into. 

She puts her ability to have avoided a stint in rehab, or a brush with the law, down to a good upbringing by her parents.

Speaking to V magazine for issue 96 she said: ‘One of my friends in high school used to say, "Oh, it would be so much more fun if you were a huge brat!" But I’m pretty boring. ‘

She also revealed in the interview while her father may have made millions singing hits like ‘Born in the U.S.A’ and ‘Hungry Heart’, it is not a path she has gone down: ‘As for singing, my parents say I have a good voice, but then again, they have to say that.’

Busy girl: She splits her time between training at Miami’s South Beach, and Stratford-on-Avon, in England, where her trainer lives, owning several horses

Slick! Jessica certainly seemed to impress onlookers at the Festival - the largest, longest running hunter/jumper equestrian event in the world