NASSAR Nayel

World Equestrian Games

Year	Location	Jumping Individual	Jumping Team
2014	Normandy, FRA	65	21

World Cup Final

Rank	Event	Year	Location
32	Jumping Individual	2017	Omaha, NE, USA

World Cup North American League - USA West Coast

Rank	Event	Year	Location
1	Jumping Individual	2018/2019	Las Vegas, NV, USA
1	Jumping Individual	2018/2019	Thermal, CA, USA
1	Jumping Individual	2017/2018	Thermal, CA, USA
4	Jumping Individual	2016/2017	Del Mar, CA, USA
6	Jumping Individual	2016/2017	Las Vegas, NV, USA
7	Jumping Individual	2018/2019	Langley, BC, CAN

World Cup North American League - USA East Coast

Rank	Event	Year	Location
1	Jumping Individual	2016/2017	Wellington, FL, USA
6	Jumping Individual	2016/2017	North Salem, NY, USA

Legend
NS - Not Started, DSQ - Disqualified, RT - Retired, WD - Withdrawn, EL - Eliminated

Playing basketball. (tokyo2020.org, 09 Dec 2020)

Athlete, Business Owner, Horse Trainer

Economics, Management - Stanford University, United States of America

Partner Jennifer Gates

Arabic, English, French, German

Evergate Stables LLC [United States of America]

His partner Jennifer Gates has represented the United States of America in equestrian jumping. She is the daughter of US businessman Bill Gates. (english.alarabiya.net, 30 Jan 2020; Instagram profile, 21 Sep 2019)

He first tried the sport at age five or six at a riding centre in Kuwait. He began jumping at age nine or 10 and his parents bought him his first horse soon after. (seethrumag.com, 20 Dec 2018; worldofshowjumping.com, 28 Sep 2012)

"My parents put me in a bunch of sports, and I started out riding once or twice a week. I played football, basketball, some volleyball, and tennis, but riding stuck." (proequest.com, 11 Apr 2012)

To win a medal at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. (tokyo2020.org, 09 Dec 2020)

German jumper Ludger Beerbaum. (noellefloyd.com, 25 Sep 2013)

His parents. (noellefloyd.com, 25 Sep 2013)

"There are no shortcuts. You have to work hard, know your horses, and establish a system in which you have confidence. Shortcuts don't lead to consistency." (cyrinecherif.com, 30 Apr 2019)