To be qualified, riders must have completed at least 300 cumulative lifetime miles of competition in events of 35 miles or more sanctioned by AERC, NATRC, or other recognized distance riding organizations, or have completed The Tevis Cup Ride.
What is the Haggin Cup?
The other major trophy, the Haggin Cup, is awarded to the rider whose horse is in the “most superior physical condition” of the first ten horses to cross the finish line. … The Josephine Stedem Scripps Foundation Cup was established in 1994 to recognize each of the finishing Junior Riders for their special achievement.
How long does it take to complete the Tevis Cup?
It’s a long and difficult trail. You won’t have much time to walk. With 24 hours to complete the ride (including the vet checks), you will have to trot a lot to make up for slower work such as climbing out of the canyons. Most of the ride is on trail rather than road.
How long does it take to ride Tevis?
Taking place each August since 1955, this 100-mile one-day test of mettle is run through the mountains and canyons of California beginning in Robie Park near Tahoe and ending in the middle of the night in Auburn.