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I volunteered at forest hill this year, helped with traffic and parking. In 2022 I volunteered and helped trim trail:)

Try boosting the volume on you tv

Wonderful video, but PLEASE boost the audio!!! Can barely hear it!

Fabulous interview...Matt and Lori are a wonderful interview pair.

Had an amazing time finishing Tevis with Lori in 2009. She is a blast and so wise

Lori and Matt, what a great interview. So many memories of icons in this sport. Lori, I will always treasure getting to ride some miles with you on Outlaw Trail. I loved hearing your story. Barb Reinke

Love this interview with Lori and Matt....simply the goodness of life and our wonderful endurance world. 💕

Ive known Jamie for years

What Rider Would Risk Life & Limb, Risk Killing Their Horse When There's Absolutely No Prize Money Or Purse To Win? Not Me. Tell The Cheap Sponsors To Pony Up, You Couldn't Even Pay The Vet Bills Or Replace Your Horse. A Lady Can Enter Events In Scottsdale Arizona During The Arabian Events & Win $100,000 & Have A Lovely Vacation.

This is a very good presentation of how a horse should be presented so the veterinarian can get a through exam at a ride. In my long-time experience of training horses, I have found that all horses can learn to stand quietly, let the veterinarian do an examination, and be able to trot out on a loose rope both away and back to the veterinarian. Lots of homework helps.

As a Vet Sec...I wanna say THANK YOU for Step #1! I can't tell you how important it is to TAKE YOUR CARD OUT OF IT'S PLASTIC BAG, unfold it and hand it quickly to the Vet Sec. The Vet Sec's job is to make sure he/she is capturing all the information the Vet is discovering about your horse and write it down for you and future Vets on your card. He/she doesn't have time to pull cards out of bags, saddle packs etc...that's the rider's job.

Great information for both the new to the sport and as a review for the experienced endurnace rider. Thank you!!

No you gotta be crazy and put your horse through harm and hell. 😞

Well done Layla!

Very good interview. Telling it like it was, no sugar coating.😮😅 So proud of you to have the guts to try and then a complete,WOW. ❤ Nana

Awesome!

There is much to learn from her interview. Thank you so much, Virginia. Congratulations!!🤩

LOVE this!

what a wealth of knowledge. Thank you Susan. I wish I had this in 1975

Fantastic presentation! So practical and immediately applicable to the ride coming up. Thank you!

Great video Susan. very informative and easy to follow

i'd love to crew for someone. i'm here in CA

Big fan of the Tevis here. Thanks for this glimpse!!!❤

LOVE this...thank you, Bob Kelley!

Loved it!

I'm impressed

The Sweeps are a very important piece to the Tevis ride. What a wonderful group of volunteers! Enjoy this video.

Simply awesome! Duane mentions Rex Maynard, a former Western States runner. I met Rex and his wife Becky at Red Star at Tevis. Rex had decided years before that Red Star was a needed spot for both runners and horses to find much needed water at that point in the run/ride. Rex Maynard is simply the goodness of life. SUCH a wonderful man. Lucky Duane the day he was fortunate enough to have Rex knock on his door and take him under his wings while guiding him out to our beloved trail. Thank you for this fabulous interview, Bob Kelley. Simply the goodness of life.

Sign me up, Lets see I've got NYC marathon, Boston marathon, A couple Hartford marathons. Wouldn't mind adding Tevis Cup to the list

I live in Foresthill and have run down Bath rd to the Western States Trail and they have greatly widened it with a fire break road. Pretty chewed up and burned areas on both sides. Noticed today the trail is now closed. Hopefully they are repairing it and we will have a race next year. Great job on saving houses on Bath rd

Watching from France. Thank you to all the personnel who sacrificed so much to combat this horrible fire! We love the Western States Trail and the surrounding foothill communities.

Yea Mike. Have worked in Communications as an SOS member/ham radio operator, yes, with antennas on our helmets😀, since it’s inception, oh so many years ago. Most people have NO idea what is involved to provide information when MaryAnne & Bob Balthrope, total Ham radio geeks, came into SOS the communications world changed for the better. The Tevis Ride is one of the best communication covered rides anywhere. The number of Communication people who Volunteer, like Mike are true hero’s for Tevis. Anyone remember the old days when there was so little & sweep riders had nothing or Placer County Sheriff radios with limited to no coverage?

Thanks for the video. I had to send it to my cousin to show her what Foresthill was like. I volunteered up at Red Star Ridge 3 years on a row, and we always drove down the mountain to greet the Riders as they came thru.

Thanks to Bobkat Productions for this video.