Law began ridingin the U.K. at the age of ten and quickly established himself as a top talent for Team Great Britain. He is an individual Olympic gold medalist (2004) and Olympic team silver medalist (2000, 2004) representing Great Britain. Law represented Team GB at two European Championships in 2001 and 2003, and the FEI Eventing World Championships in 2002 in Jerez, Spain. Law has been based in the U.S. for nearly three decades and is a highly sought after coach and mentor in the U.S. 

Law has been a staple within the USEF Eventing High Performance Programs for over a decade, overseeing the USEF Eventing Development Program and supporting USEF Elite and Pre-Elite combinations. Law has supported the U.S. Eventing Development Team with top results at international team competitions such as Boekelo CCIO4*-L, Sztregom CCIO4*-S, Millstreet CCIO4*-S, Bramham, Bicton, and Houghton Hall. 

Most recently, Law accepted the position of USEF Eventing Team Chef d'Equipe and High Performance Manager. Law still actively competes at the FEI level as time allows. 

Cosby Green has become a dynamic young talent in U.S. Eventing who is already forging an international career. A Lexington, Kentucky native, Green grew up immersed in eventing and was named to the 2022 USEF Eventing Emerging Athlete list. She is a former Advanced Intercollegiate Champion and finished as the second-ranked USEF Advanced Young Adult.

Green is currently based in Dorset, England, training with world-class eventers Tim and Jonelle Price (NZL), an opportunity she initially planned as a one-year experience after graduating from the University of Kentucky, but one that has since grown into a long-term professional chapter.

Her early success abroad included earning Best First-Timer at the 2023 Boekelo CCIO4-L* and completing her first CCI5* with a strong 16th-place finish at Pau aboard Copper Beach the same year. In 2025, Green delivered a standout season with her rising star MBF Party Time, finishing fifth in the FEI WBFSH Eventing World Breeding Championships for 7-year-olds which helped her rise in the FEI Eventing World Rankings to tenth. She continues to produce a talented string of horses, including Highly Suspicious, Jos UFO de Quidam, and Clever Louis, each contributing to her growing international experience across top European events.
 

Lauren Nicholson (née Kieffer) began riding at the age of 6 and competed in her first horse trials at the age of 12. As a high school graduation present, Kieffer participated in a week-long eventing summer camp with Olympians David and Karen O’Connor, which led to a six-year working student position. Her talent and work ethic helped her reach the top levels of the sport and eventually representing the U.S. in multiple international championships.

Nicholson won team bronze in 2005 and team silver in 2007 at the North American Youth Championship (NAYC) with her own Anglo-Arabian gelding, Snooze Alarm. She made her debut at the CCI5*-L level in 2010, when she and Snooze Alarm completed the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event. Nicholson continued to have success at the level with Team Rebecca’s Veronica, placing second overall at the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event in 2014 and 2016 to win the USEF CCI5*-L National Championship. The pair also had top ten finishes at CCI5*-L competitions at Les Etoiles de Pau (FRA) in 2014, and the MARS Badminton (GBR) in 2018.

Nicholson acquired Snooze Alarm’s full-brother, Vermiculus, as an unbroke young horse and started his career at the beginner novice level in 2012. She brought him up the levels to his first CCI5*-L completion in 2018 at the Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Event, where they placed fifth. Since then, they’ve had top ten finishes at the CCI5*-L level in 2019 at Defender Kentucky Three Day Event and Defender Burghley Horse Trials (GBR). In 2022 the pair had a top ten finish at Longines Luhmühlen (GER) and were part of the silver-medal-winning team at the 2022 FEI Eventing World Championship held at Pratoni del Vivaro in Rome, Italy. In 2024 at the Defender Kentucky Three Day Event, Nicholson and Jacqueline Mars’ Vermiculus were the highest placed US combination, finished in the top 5 and were named the USEF CCI5*-L Eventing National Champions.

Caroline Pamukcu (neé Martin) is a talented young professional who has steadily risen through the USEF Eventing High Performance ranks throughout her career. Pamukcu earned her first international medal in 2013, as the Young Rider individual and team gold medalist in 2013 riding Quantam Solace, her Argentine Sport Horse. 

Pamukcu has represented the U.S. Eventing Team internationally multiple times, including on the second-place teams at the 2022 Houghton Hall (GBR) CCIO4*-NC-S riding Sherrie Martin and her own, Islandwood Captain Jack and the 2023 Strzegom (POL) CCIO4*-NC-S with HSH Blake owned by Caroline and Daniz Pamukcu, Sherrie Martin, and Mollie Hoff. In 2023, Caroline and HSH Blake won individual gold and led the U.S. team to silver at the Pan American Games in Santiago, Chile. 

HSH Blake is a notable product of Pamukcu’s young horse training program. She started competing the 2015 Irish Sport Horse gelding at the novice level in 2020 and in 2022 finished 10^th at the FEI Young Horse World Championship in France. At that same event, she won a silver medal with Sherrie Martin's, Luann McElduff's and her own, HSH Connor who went on to win the 2023 USEF CCI3*-L Eventing National Championship.

The Redfield King's HX Group's 2015 KWPN gelding, King’s Especiale got his start in the show ring as a four year-old with Pamukcu and is now a successful four-star competitor with a second-place finish at the 2023 Morven Park International Horse Trials CCI4*-L and a win in the CCI4*-S at Great Meadow. In 2024, Caroline and King's Especiale were named to the Defender U.S. Eventing Team at the FEI Eventing Nations Cup CCIO4*-NC-S at Millstreet International Horse Trials where they posted the top individual score for the team and assisted in securing a team silver-medal finish. 

With the strong performances of Pamukcu and HSH Blake throughout the 2023 and 2024 season, the pair were named to their first Olympic Team as one of the brightest young combinations for the program. HSH Blake and Pamucku were the first to compete for the team in their Olympic Debut, earning a 30.40 in the dressage phase and finishing on a final total score of 66.8 for 36th place overall and contributing to the team's sixth place finish. 

Pamukcu most recently welcomed her first child with husband, Daniz Pamukcu - a little girl named Blake. 

With 47 FEI career starts at the age of 21, Cassie Sanger is one of the country’s top young eventers. Sanger started riding at the age of eight after being encouraged by her grandmother. She leased her first horse, Danger Mouse, from Caroline Pamukcu in 2021 before adding Redfield Fyre and Fernhill Zoro to her impressive string of horses.  

Sanger’s international success took off in 2023 when she and her own Fernhill Zoro placed top 5 in the TerraNova CCI4*-S in Myakka City, Fla. That same year, she was selected to the 2023 Eventing 25 Emerging Athlete Program and later selected for the U.S. Eventing European Development Tour where she made her Nations Cup debut at the FEI Eventing Nations Cup Poland CCIO4*-NC-S, helping the U.S. Eventing Team secure a silver medal finish. Sanger later added another podium finish at Bromont in the CCIU253*-S with Redfield Fyre and delivered the team’s top dressage score at the FEI Eventing Nations Cup Netherland CCIO4*-NC-L with Fernhill Zoro.

In 2024, Sanger continued to make her mark, earning a spot on the Eventing Development 25 Program List. She and Fernhill Zoro were a part of the winning team at the USEF Futures Team Challenge at Carolina International and secured top 5 finishes with both Redfield Fyre and Fernhill Zoro at the Defender Bramham International CCIU254*-L. She and Fernhill Zoro were selected for the 2024 U.S. Eventing European Development Tour and the FEI Eventing Nations Cup Great Britain CCIO4*-NC-S. She returned to Bromont for another top finish, this time with Fernhill Zoro, and competed as the youngest athlete in the field on the U.S. Eventing Team at the FEI Nations Cup Netherlands CCIO4*-NC-L with Redfield Fyre.  

Entering 2025, Sanger was named to the Eventing Development 25 Program and kicked off the season with a win aboard MT Luxaan at the Carolina International CCI2*-S.