Endurance
A Tevis Cup Journey
A journal of the Tevis Cup, the ultimate endurance rider's pilgrimage, a grueling journey through the Sierra Nevada that demands equal measures of fitness and faith. By Bobbie Lieberman for EQUUS magazine.
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Endurance and Equine Welfare Evaluated
The American Endurance Ride Conference intensifies efforts to protect horses competing in long-distance rides. Written by Bobbie Lieberman for EQUUS Magazine. -
A Change is as Good as a Rest in Ride & Tie
K.S. Swigart recommends Ride & Tie as a way to become a better endurance rider: it most definitely provides a better understanding of just what it is we are asking of our horses, and just what it is we can do to help them. -
The Will to Ride
Endurance riding enthusiast Alexandra North and her horse CV Butter Bea have met the challenges of the sport of endurance riding - and then some! Written by Jamie Fend for Arabian Horse World magazine. -
Endurance Tragedies Draw Scrutiny
Officials plan to evaluate safety and welfare of endurance horses after two died in competition at the 2002 World Equestrian Games. By Joanne Meszoly for EQUUS magazine. -
A Desert Ride
A rider tackles her first endurance ride -- in the sands of Egypt -- with a little help from her friends. Written by Denise Hearst for Arabian Horse World. -
Ride & Tie Women Give Men Run For Money
April 6, 2003 -- The 3rd installment of the 2003 Shine and Shine Only Ride & Tie proved a great battle of the sexes, with just 10 seconds separating the first and second place teams. Written by Michele Jay-Russell, DVM, and Curt Riffle for EquiSearch. -
32nd Annual Ride & Tie Championship
September 9, 2002 -- Brothers Con and Todd Wadsworth team up to win their fifth Ride & Tie Championship, followed closely by Jim Howard and Dennis Rinde 17 seconds later. -
Endurance Assoc.
Links to the Web sites of a variety of worldwide endurance riding associations. -
In Her Own Words: Passion Born
Passionate but clueless in 1981, Darolyn Butler-Dial stepped into the endurance ride world for a single race--the Tevis Cup. Nearly 20,000 competitive miles later, she has never looked back!
