2019 Ride Entry Available Now
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The 2018 Tevis Cup Webcast
Event Started: Saturday, July 28th, 2018 05:15am
Event Ended: Sunday, July 29th, 2018 05:15am
Tennessee Lane, winner of the 2017 Tevis Cup with Far on Cougar Rock
Treasured Moments ridden by Jeremy Reynolds won the 2017 Hagin Cup; pictured here with his wife Heather. Jeremy is the first rider to have won the Haggin Cup three times while on a different horse each year.
Looking back on Tevis 2017. What a year!
Connie Creech going up Cougar Rock
2017 Tevis Volunteers at Devil's Thumb
Brian Reome at Swinging Bridge with Erin Glassman in the background
Rushcreek Horses Together at Tevis 2016
2017 - Lindsay Fisher on Bath Road arriving at Foresthill riding Monk
Francisco's
Melissa Montgomery checking in at Soda Springs 2017
Veterinarians are critical to the success of Tevis
75 Year Old Jesse Casswell and His Horse Appollo Finished 6th at Tevis 2016
Soda Springs
Welcome
from the Western States Board of Governors
"The Tevis Cup: A Horsemen's Journey Since 1955"
The Board of Governors of the Western States Trail Foundation (WSTF) welcomes you to an endurance riding event of distinction, recognized as one of the world's best tests of true horsemanship. Read more »
Happy Holidays from WSTF!
We’d love to see you at the
ANNUAL WSTF HOLIDAY PARTY
Saturday, December 22nd 2018
6:00 pm to 10:30 pm
Annual Holiday Party
You are invited to attend the Western States Trail Foundation's Annual Holiday Party.
Saturday, December 22nd 2018.
6:00 pm to 10:30 pm
Location: Elks Lodge, 195 Pine Street, Auburn, CA 95603
$40/person, sit down dinner, full No-Host Bar.
After dinner entertainment, plus RAFFLE PRIZES!
Tevis Cup Tales From The Tevis Trail
In 2017 a project to document the stories of Tevis Cup lore began. The video library is growing and accessible here.
Help Preserve the Historic Western States Trail
A primary mission of the Western States Trail Foundation is to preserve the historic route taken by Paiute and Washoe Indians, Gold Rush explorers, Comstock hopefuls, and Express Riders of the Wells Fargo and Adams Express Companies. Today this route provides us with rewards of exploration, challenge, accomplishment, wilderness, nature and a bolstering of spirit for horsemen, hikers and runners alike.
