2019 Ride Entry
Posted 03/07/19: The 2019 Tevis Cup Ride Entry
(reflecting the new August 17th ride date)
The Ride
2019 Checkpoint Card
As of 7/08/19, the following trail checkpoint card should be utilized for the 2019 Western States 100-Miles-One-Day Trail Ride (Tevis Cup).
2019 Rider E-Packet
The 2019 Rider E-Packet is available for download here
Welcome to the Tevis Cup 100-Miles-One-Day Western States Trail Ride
To qualify to enter the Western States Trail Ride, Riders (not the equine) must, at the time of application, meet one of the qualifications below. The 300 miles are cumulative lifetime. Equine must be a minimum of 72 months (6 years) old at time of ride.
Ride Rules & Policies of the WSTF 2019
The following policies are part of the application for entry into the Western States Trail Ride. They will assist you in planning your ride.
Crew Guide
So you think riding the trail is a challenge? Welcome to "Crewing the Tevis!"
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the origin of the Tevis Cup and Haggin Cup Awards? How have finishing times changed over the years?
Ride Dates Through 2040
The ride is generally held on the July weekend closest to the full moon.
Awards Ceremony Banquet
On Sunday, after the finish of the Ride, Haggin Cup (Top Ten) judging begins in the Stadium at 10:00 AM.
Intro to Tevis Slideshow and Song
"Ride On" written by Peter Claydon and used with his permission.
About the Ride
The Western States Trail Ride, popularly called the Tevis Cup Ride, is the oldest modern day endurance ride, having been held annually since 1955. As such, it has been the inspiration and model for the most challenging endurance rides worldwide.
