Karen Binns-DiCamillo is a New Mexico-based endurance athlete who has completed more than 50 160-kilometer rides. With her current top mount, the 2009 Arabian gelding RGS Ragnar Ze Monarch, she has earned numerous wins at CEI3* 160 rides, including Indian Springs in March 2018 and 2019, the Apache Kid Trail in 2019, Moonlight Madness in 2020, and Indian Springs in August 2020.

Binns-DiCamillo has also had success with RGS Azrak Bandos, winning the CEI2* 120 at Indian Springs Endurance January, and with RGS Red Robin, who she rode to a win in the 2018 Indian Springs Endurance January CEI2* 120.

Jessica DiCamillo has competed in endurance at the FEI level from a young age, winning the North American Young Riders Endurance Ride CDIYJ3* 120 in 2008 at age 15 with her own half-Arabian gelding, Crestwind Premiere. She competed at the North American Youth Championships four times, including as part of the silver-medal-winning team in 2014 when she rode Karen Binns-DiCamillo’s Arabian gelding SHA Strike Two to a sixth place finish individually.

In recent years, DiCamillo has had success with her Arabian gelding RGS Rollo Ze Monarch, winning the CEI2* 130 at Fire Up 100 in California in 2018 and placing second in the Indian Springs CEI3* 160 in March/April of 2021. With her Arabian mare, Just Believe, she won the Apache Kid Trail CEI3* 160 in September 2019, the Indian Springs CEI3* 160 in August 2020, and the Indian Springs CEI3* 160 in April 2021.

Jeremy Reynolds is a longtime endurance competitor who represented the U.S. at the 2014 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games in Normandy, France, and at the 2012 Longines FEI Endurance World Championships in the United Kingdom.

Reynolds has won three CEI3* 160 rides with his current top mount, Treasured Moments: Greenway Gallivant in December 2019 and 2020, and Broxton Bridge in January 2021. With RTR Rimfires Etta, he won the Fun in the Sun CEI3* 160 in March 2020.

Reynolds and his wife, fellow international endurance competitor Heather Reynolds, own and operate Reynolds Racing in Florida.

Cheryl Van Deusen has represented the U.S. Endurance Team in international competition since 2005, including as part of the silver medal team at the 2009 FEI Endurance Pan American Championships in Uruguay.

In 2021, Van Deusen and her 2004 Arabian Gelding, Hoover the Mover, topped the FEI Endurance Open Combination World Ranking List. The pair won their first CEI3* 160 together at the 2018 Gallop on the Greenway. In 2021, the pair finished first at the Broxton Bridge January CEI3* 140 and the Celebration CEI3* 140 in Williston, Fla.

Van Deusen has won the Maggy Price Endurance Excellence Award for four consecutive years, from 2017-2020. This award is presented annually to the top U.S. senior endurance rider.