The Tevis Cup Educational Ride

The Tevis Cup Endurance Ride is the most difficult endurance ride in the world. Due to the extreme variations in weather, from freezing to 105 plus in the canyons, climbing approximately 15, 590' and descending 22,920', with most of the the trail on the side of the mountain, going for 100 miles, make for a challenging ride, and to do it in 24 hours- only for the fittest of horse and human.
The Ed Ride helps prepare you for that challenge. Letting you experience the canyons, riding in the dark, feeding and care for your mount. Even if you don't do Tevis, the Ed Ride is worth it on it's own.

[@georgiagonzales3769]

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

[@LM-ch8rh]

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

[@bobkatproductions.]

Where in Calif and experience??

[@LM-gi2ks]

San jose. No experience, but I'm eager and work hard. Also, older, 56.

[@bobkatproductions.]

@@LM-gi2ks Totally understand..I started my production company when I was in my 50s. But, I'm north of Sacramento so best you find local work there.. good luck!

[@LM-ch8rh]

@@bobkatproductions. thanks a lot for the advice! maybe i can be picked up for a crew after i get some experience. i'm volunteering at a horse ranch now. since i was a kid i've always wanted a horse, so just to be around these gorgeous animals is like a dream come true.

[@staceystar2984]

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.