• Advanced registration only. No late or day of entries accepted.
  • $55 for adults and $35 for juniors (17 years and under).
  • Juniors MUST be accompanied by a paying and riding adult.
  • Helmets ARE required.
  • Lunch $12 per meal.
  • All horses brought onsite MUST have a Negative Coggins current through the date of the ride.
  • All participants/riders MUST sign a TRISTATE RIDING CLUB
    AGREEMENT FOR RELEASE AND WAIVER OF LIABILITY
  • Entry fees are NON-REFUNDABLE unless the event is canceled by TSRC.

You may substitute a horse due to extenuating circumstances. If you know in advance that you will be making a horse change, please contact registration at [email protected] for approval and instructions.

• Obstacles and course is designed to promote social distance and will limit rider contact.

• This event will only be cancelled if the weather or trail is considered hazardous. Final notice of any cancellation will be given via email by 8:00 pm on Friday, July 19, 2024. TSRC will also post information on their Facebook page and Website. Please check before leaving your barn.
• There will be ample grass parking for trailers. Please follow signs and parking attendant instructions upon arrival.
• No horses allowed at the Registration booth. Please make appropriate arrangements.
• No dogs allowed at this event.
• Horses known to kick MUST have a red tail ribbon. Green horses are encouraged to wear a green tail ribbon. Stallions MUST have prior permission and MUST be marked with a yellow ribbon on the tail and the head. Contact [email protected] if you are bringing a Stallion.
• Due to liability, TSRC does not allow anyone to ride/walk the trail, participate in any obstacle, park their trailer on the grounds or wander the event grounds with a horse/animal that is not registered for the event.
• Portable restrooms facilities will be available onsite.
• TSRC will provide bottled water for the riders. TSRC cannot guarantee access to hydrants, we highly recommend you bring water for your horse.

  • Please arrive at the Registration Booth at least 30 minutes prior to your ride time to check-in get your rider packet and instructions for the day.
  • If you arrive late, TSRC will do their best to get you onto the trail as soon as time allows.
  • DO NOT arrive more than 10 minutes early to the starting gate.
  • Rider start times will begin at approximately 9:00 am. Riders will be notified in advance via email of their ride times. The ride times and any additional information or updates will be posted on Tri-States website as well.
  • Ride times will be on a “first registered” basis. If you need to change your ride time, please contact Registration at [email protected] 48 hours prior to the event. Once your ride time has been assigned, please try to adhere to that time frame.
  • If planning to ride with a group, please contact Registration at [email protected] for approval and appropriate ride times. Please note that groups will be limited to no more than 5 riders. TSRC does not guarantee that your group will be placed together or have consecutive rides times; however, TSRC will do their best to accommodate groups.
  • Due to TSRC insurance regulations, participants MUST wear an ATSM approved equestrian riding helmet while mounted.
  • Juniors are youth 17 years and under and must be accompanied by a paying/riding adult.
  • TSRC will be monitoring the conditions of the trail during the ride and reserves the right to “hold” riders at the start gate if there is a sufficient reason on the trail to do so.
  • Please use “good manners” while riding. Do not pass without permission. Do not ride up abruptly on other horses/riders. Do not attempt any obstacles that you feel is unsafe for you and your horse. You are responsible for yourself, your junior (if any) and your horse.
  • Riders may travel in a group if they so choose; however, TSRC would like to keep the groups to 5 or under. This will help keep the event moving at a good pace.
  • Obstacles must be negotiated one at a time by each horse/rider. Each horse/rider pair gets only one chance to complete the obstacle. Each obstacle will have a time limit.
  • Riders are to negotiate the obstacles one at a time. While we all want to encourage other riders, please refrain from coaching so each rider/horse pair can focus on their task. Anyone giving or receiving such assistance may be disqualified from the event.
  • If any horse/rider pair is disqualified for coaching an obstacle, they may continue to ride the trail but not engage in any further obstacles. Please note if the disqualification is due to unsportsmanlike conduct then the horse/rider must exit the grounds immediately. The Ride Organizer will be notified of all disqualifications. Only the Ride Organizer may dismiss a participant from the grounds.
  • Riders are free to “skip” any obstacles that they feel they and their horse are not prepared to complete safely.
  • Skipping an obstacle will result in a score of zero. Once the obstacle has been “skipped” the rider may not come back to ride obstacle. Skipping obstacles does not mean the rider is disqualified.
  • Please give the utmost respect to the landowners. Report any damage to the trails or to property. Please stay ON the marked trail, DO NOT go off the designated trail.
  • Please keep your horse under control. Ride at your and your horse’s level of safety.
  • If you need assistance, please see the Ride Organizer at the Registration Booth.
  • Any unsportsmanlike conduct whether verbal or physical towards judges, event volunteers, other participants or any horse will result in loss of points and WILL BE grounds for immediate disqualification from the competition and possibly immediate removal from the property. The Ride Organizer will be notified of all disqualifications. Only the Ride Organizer may dismiss a participant from the grounds.
  • Should a rider be dismissed from the property for unsportsmanlike conduct, the rider agrees to forfeit all entry fees.

• Riders will not be given separate scorecards to carry for this ride–all scores will be kept on the judge’s scoresheets. Riders may keep track of their own scores while riding but will not be required to hand in a scorecard at the finish.

• Riders will be awarded 0-10 points per obstacle. Rider/horse will receive 1 point for an attempt at the obstacle, but only if the horse “engages” the obstacle. A flat-out refusal may warrant a zero but will be at the discretion of the Obstacle Judge.
• Each obstacle will have 1 Judge and 1 Assistant. The Assistant will read the instructions to the rider. Questions “may” be asked; however, due to fairness to all participants, the Assistant will limit their answers accordingly.
• Points will be deducted for exceeding the obstacle time limit. Judges will receive prior instructions in the event of this situation.
• Riders will receive their final score on the obstacle from the Judge via a score card. The decision of the Judge is FINAL.

Participants are required to sign and submit the Waiver of Liability.