National Endurance Riding Championship

The National Endurance Riding Championship is a competitive event in which horse and rider pairs test their stamina and endurance over long distances, typically ranging from 50 to 100 miles. Participants navigate diverse terrains, with the goal of completing the course within a set time while ensuring the horse's health and well-being throughout the ride. The event is a showcase of both the riders' skills and the horses' endurance and training. It promotes camaraderie among equestrians and encourages responsible care for horses. Riders are often awarded based on speed, horse condition, and teamwork.