Carrie Coe and Pamela Miller have been riding and training dressage for more than 20 years. They and their students have won regional and national titles at every level from training through FEI. They began Seven Oaks in 1992 and, a few years later, were joined by their associates, Chauna Gaona, Sarah Rosenberg, Mary Murray and Caitlin Hoeber. Providing much-needed assistance are Lisa Gianotti, Helen Dinnigan, and Pat Cambell.

Carrie has trained and ridden many horses from their first baby moments through Grand Prix. With the Seven Oaks horses Zeal and Gavilan, she has placed first, second or third at almost every level at the USEF championships. She has also won multiple USDF horse of the year awards. Carrie currently competes several of her students' horses, as well as Seven Oaks school horses, while she waits for a few Seven Oaks homebreds to be under saddle. Her degree in psychology and education helps her to translate her natural talent for dressage into a system that is easy for both humans and equines to understand. When she isn't riding, Carrie likes to swim and to read about quantum mechanics.

Pamela has also trained and ridden horses at all levels of dressage. She has placed in the top five at many USEF championships, as well as winning USDF horse of the year awards. She currently competes Seven Oaks horses--both customers' horses as well as school horses--while she waits for some of the Seven Oaks homebreds to grow up. Her experience teaching obscure Italian poetry allows her to have patience and a creative lecturing style, which makes the dressage lessons that she gives entertaining as well as informative. When she isn't riding, Pamela likes to play with her dog, Maggie, and watch "Third Rock from the Sun" re-runs.