Margie Engle is one of the most celebrated American show jumping athletes in the sport’s history. Born in Florida, she has competed at the highest international levels, including representing the United States at the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games and earning multiple medals at the Pan American Games and World Equestrian Games. 

Heather Caristo-Williams is a  American show jumper and respected coach known for her success at the highest levels of the sport. She grew up immersed in horses at her family’s Glenview Stables in New York and began winning championships early, including multiple USHJA National Hunter Derby titles and North American Young Riders team gold medals. She won her first Grand Prix at just 16 and went on to represent the United States on three Nations Cup teams, competing in top international classes across Europe and North America. Off the competition field, Heather combines elite horsemanship with a passion for teaching, training riders of all levels at Glenview Stables (based in New York and Wellington, Florida). Known for her thoughtful approach and dedication to the sport, she also pursues fitness goals beyond riding, including marathon and Ironman events.

Scott Keach is a celebrated Australian equestrian whose remarkable career spans multiple decades and disciplines. He first competed for Australia in eventing at the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games, and 28 years later made history by returning to Olympic competition in show jumping at the 2016 Rio Games — a record gap between appearances for an Australian Olympian. Born in Tasmania and raised across Australia, Scott developed his horsemanship from a young age before relocating to Ocala, Florida, where he trains, competes, and develops top show jumpers. Over the years he’s earned success across international Grand Prix circuits and played a key role in qualifying Australia’s jumping team for the Olympics.