George Williams has dedicated his life to the sport of dressage, having competed both nationally and internationally at the highest levels. He began his riding career in Europe and trained with the Tempel Lipizzans for almost 20 years. He then proceeded to represent the U.S. Dressage Team in international competition in the early 2000s with appearances at FEI World Cup Finals and Aachen. 

With Rocher, Williams finished fifth in the 2003 FEI Dressage World Cup in Sweden and also was a membe rof the bronze medal team at the 2005 CHIO Aachen. He currently serves as the US Equestrian Dressage Youth Coach, as well as the High Performance & Pathway Development Advisor. Williams is also currently serving his fourth term as President of the United States Dressage Federation. 

In her youth career, Anna Buffini rode Sundayboy to wins in the FEI Young Rider Team and Individual Tests at the 2014 U.S. Dressage Festival of Champions. That same year, they were members of the gold-medal team at the FEI North American Youth Championships.

Buffini placed first and second in the 2016 USEF Young Adult Brentina Cup Dressage National Championship with Sundayboy and Wilton II, respectively. At the 2019 USEF Festival of Champions, she came back with Wilton II to win the FEI Grand Prix Freestyle 16-25 en route to becoming Brentina Cup Reserve National Champion.

In 2021, Buffini earned several top results early in the season with FRH Davinia la Douce, placing third in the Grand Prix and Grand Prix Special CDI3* at the Adequan Global Dressage Festival Week 10 and third in the Grand Prix Freestyle CDI-W at AGDF 5. Buffini competed abroad for the first time, riding FRH Davinia la Douce at the Achleiten CDI4*, CHIO Rotterdam, and CHIO Aachen. At CHIO Aachen, Buffini made her senior team debut and finished fourth in the FEI Grand Prix Special. 

The following year, Buffini and FRH Davinia la Douce competed in their first FEI Dressage World Cup™ Final, finishing ninth in the Freestyle. They spent the spring competing in Europe, finishing second in the Achleiten CDI4* Grand Prix. In the fall, Buffini and FRH Davinia la Douce were second in the Grand Prix and Freestyle CDI-W at Desert Dressage II and III. 

In 2023, Buffini and FRH Davinia la Douce were second in the Grand Prix and Freestyle CDI-W at Desert Dressage IV. They headed to the East Coast and won to the Grand Prix and Freestyle CDI-W at the Palm Beach Dressage Derby. Buffini and FRH Davinia la Douce were sixth in the Freestyle of the FEI Dressage World Cup Final in Omaha. The pair then won the Grand Prix and Grand Prix Special CDI3* at the Spring Benefit CDI.

Susan "Susie" Dutta has represetned the U.S. on numerous occasions over the years. Dutta was an alternate for the U.S. Dressage Team for the 2007 Pan American Games in Rio de Janeiro with Gumshoes DC. With her longtime partner Currency DC, Dutta represented the U.S. at several FEI Nations Cup competitions, including the CDIO5* at Falsterbo, Sweden, in 2015, the CDIO3* at Odense, Denmark in 2016, and as part of the bronze-medal-winning team at Hickstead in the United Kingdom in 2017.

Dutta kicked off 2021 with a successful run at the 2021 Adequan Global Dressage Festival, where she placed second in the FEI Grand Prix and Grand Prix Special CDI3* at Week 7 with her own Hanoverian gelding, Don Design DC. At week 12, she won the FEI Grand Prix CDI3* with Tim Dutta’s Oldenburg gelding, Figeac DC.

Alice Tarjan has a history of success competing her own young horses through the levels. In 2020, she took home multiple titles from the U.S. Dressage Festival of Champions, including the Markel/USEF Developing Horse Grand Prix Dressage National Championship with her Oldenburg mare, Donatella M. She was reserve in the same class with her KWPN stallion, Harvest.

At the 2021 U.S. Dressage Festival of Champions, Tarjan again won National Champion and Reserve National Champion honors in the Markel/USEF Developing Horse Grand Prix Dressage National Championship with Serenade MF and Harvest, respectively.

In 2022, Tarjan and Serenade MF were part of the silver medal-winning team at the FEI Dressage Nations Cup The Netherlands CDIO5* at CHIO Rotterdam, where they also finished third individually in the Grand Prix Special. The pair was named the first alternate for The Dutta Corp. U.S. Dressage Team at the ECCO FEI World Championships. Upon returning to the U.S., Tarjan and Serenade MF won the USEF Grand Prix Dressage National Championship at the  U.S. Dressage Festival of Champions. They then won the CDI-W Grand Prix and Freestyle at Dressage at Devon.

Tarjan and Serenade MF started off 2023 with fifth-place finishes in the CDI-W Grand Prix and Freestyle at the Adequan^® Global Dressage Festival Week 5. The pair competed in their first FEI Dressage World Cup™ Final in Omaha, finishing ninth in the Freestyle.

Sarah Tubman is a United States Dressage Federation Bronze, Silver, and Gold medalist based at Donato Farms in Wellington, Fla. Tubman grew up in northern Nevada, always riding. She participated in the United States Pony Club and began her FEI career in 2003 in the eventing discipline, finishing third at her first CCI2*-L at 15 years old. Tubman competed at her first CDI1* in 2013. Since then, Tubman has consistently placed in the top 15 at the FEI and national level. She has a particular passion for developing young horses and producing them to their full potential in the sport of dressage.

Tubman began working with First Apple in 2018 and had an instant connection with him. In 2019, the pair had numerous wins. Tubman and First Apple made their international competition debut at Dressage Affair, winning the CDI1* FEI Prix St. Georges and FEI Intermediate I. Soon after, they competed at the Adequan^® West Coast Dressage Festival, sweeping the Small Tour classes. Tubman and First Apple made their senior team debut at the Lima 2019 Pan American Games a memorable one by helping the U.S. collect team silver and earning individual gold. 

In 2020, Tubman and First Apple stepped up to the Big Tour, highlighted by winning the CDI3* FEI Grand Prix Special at the Palm Beach Dressage Derby. The following year, the duo continued to develop into solid competitors at the top level of the sport.

In 2022, Tubman and First Apple finished in the top five over several weeks at the Adequan^® Global Dressage Festival (AGDF) to start the season. They headed to Europe for the summer, competing in Achleiten, Austria; Aachen, Germany; and Kronberg, Germany; with finishes in the top 15 and a second-place finish in the Achleiten CDI4* FEI Grand Prix Test being their top placing. Tubman and First Apple returned to the U.S. and won all but one class, where they finished second, during the fall.

In 2023, the pair were in the top eight throughout the AGDF to begin the year. Tubman and First Apple headed to Germany for the summer to compete, earning a third-place finish in the CDI3* FEI Grand Prix Special in Hagen, Germany. They were named to The Dutta Corp. U.S. Dressage Team for the FEI Dressage Nations Cup CDIO5* at CHIO Aachen World Equestrian Festival, where the team finished eighth in a world-class field.