from the Western States Board of Governors
The Board of Governors of the Western States Trail Foundation (WSTF) welcomes you to an endurance riding event of distinction, recognized as one of the world's best tests of true horsemanship. Read more »
The late fee for entering the 2018 Tevis is quickly approaching. Be sure your ride entry arrives at the Tevis office on or before July 1, 2018 to enter without a late fee.
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The sun is shining (most places), winter coats are carpeting the cross ties, miles are being covered and it’s time to make the plan.
In 2017 a project to document the stories of Tevis Cup lore began. The video library is growing and accessible here.
Transabdominal Ultrasound as a Predictor of Horses Developing Metabolic Problems During a Ride
2017 TEVIS CUP RIDE
In the early days of 100 mile rides, riders would carry flashlights when riding at night. The problem was that riders couldn’t hold the flashlight still while riding. The bobbing light would bother the horses and give the riders motion sickness. Etiquette did evolve for the use of flashlights during this period. Riders did not ride upon other horses with their flashlight beam flashing about and riders turned their flashlight off when asked. Flashlights were mostly used for an emergency or for equipment repair.
