Please bookmark this page to have these useful Ride Day links at your fingertips!
Some links may not be active until the day, and some links may change closer to the event.
The WSTF manages an annual budget of nearly $500,000 with activities to support our Mission that run throughout the year. The annual Tevis Cup Ride itself operates at a financial loss. This event and our other efforts of Trail Preservation and Horse Welfare Studies are made possible through donations like yours.
No amount is too small and all contributions are greatly appreciated.
- Webcast – Track your rider from checkpoint to checkpoint.
- SPOT Tracker Page – Track your rider(s) as they go down the trail via GPS.
- Rider List (sortable) – accurate to Monday prior to the ride. Please see rider list on the Webcast for any last minute changes that may have happened at Robie Park
- Interactive Trail map – scroll down to the google map at the bottom. Click the icon in the top right for full page view.
- Tevis YouTube Channel – we will be streaming live throughout the day, as well as uploading video
- Tevis Facebook – this will be updated with comments, photos, and some videos throughout the day
- Flickr Photos – from our roaming volunteer photographers, these will be uploaded when they are able to access internet. Likely they will be slow to update initially, but will eventually post during the days following the ride.
- Checkpoint Card – for information on checkpoints, mileage, cut-off times, pulse criteria, etc. (note the new pulse criteria at Last Chance)
- Ride Route – We are using the traditional Ride Route
- Checkpoint Locations and History – for a little background history on checkpoints plus a little more, while you await riders.
- Where to Watch in person.
Schedule of Video Coverage:
Please note this year we are switching to our YouTube Channel for livestreaming, to allow for overlapping locations. Be sure to subscribe and sign up for live event notifications.
* All times are approximate and highly dependent on when the first horses arrive at each location, or when events get started. Times shown are local Pacific time.
Friday
- Keep an eye on our YouTube Channel throughout the day for interviews and coverage from Robie Park as we are able to upload it. We hope to provide a live feed of the crew meeting; junior rider and sponsor meeting; new rider briefing; and pre-ride meeting.
Saturday – Live Feed
Additional recorded footage will be uploaded throughout the day.
- 5:30* – 6:45 am – from Hwy 89 Crossing approx. 6 miles into the ride as the sun rises
- 6:00* – 7:15 am – from Palisades Tahoe on trail (~8 miles)
- 7:30* – 10:00 am – from Elephant’s Trunk on trail (~27 miles)
- 9:00* am – 12:30* pm – from Robinson Flat vet check (36 miles)
- 1:00* pm onwards – from Deadwood front runners on trail leaving the check (56 miles)
- 3:00* pm onwards – from Chicken Hawk on trail (65 miles)
- 3:30* – 9:00 pm – from Foresthill vet check (68 miles)
- 8:00 pm onwards – from Francisco’s vet check (85 miles).
Please note that after dark, we will be uploading photos and short video clips from this location to Facebook. - 9:30* pm – 12:00 am – from the Timed Finish Line (100 miles) for the Top Finishers
- 10:00* pm – 12:00 am – from McCann Stadium (100.1 miles).
Please note from midnight onwards we will be posting recorded video to Facebook rather than going live as there is often a very long delay between riders arriving. - 4:00 – 5:30 am – from McCann Stadium (100.1 miles) for the BUCKLE HOUR Finishers
Sunday – Live Feed
- 4:00 – 5:30 am – from McCann Stadium (100.1 miles) for the BUCKLE HOUR Finishers
- 10:00 am – Haggin Cup Judging in Auburn
- 2:00 pm – Awards in Auburn