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Race Celebrates the Horses and Tries to Keep Them Safe

Race Celebrates the Horses and Tries to Keep Them Safe

by Paul McHugh | Aug 6, 2004 | America's Roughest Horse Race

Many endurance horse competitions, seizing inspiration from the Tevis Cup Ride, have sprung up like mushrooms after rain. Yet still, the original is reckoned the world’s supreme test of strength, stamina and will.

Arabians Have the Right Stuff

Arabians Have the Right Stuff

by Paul McHugh | Aug 6, 2004 | America's Roughest Horse Race

Holding a halter, Gabrielle Mann walked toward Saint Patrick, who stood casually upon a hill at the ranch of financier Warren Hellman in Bolinas.

Tevis Cup Was Inspired By The Pony Express

Tevis Cup Was Inspired By The Pony Express

by Paul McHugh | Aug 6, 2004 | America's Roughest Horse Race

The rugged and dusty mountain endurance race now known as the Tevis Cup Ride was born as an effort to resuscitate an Old West legend: the Pony Express.

A Race That Endures

A Race That Endures

by Paul McHugh | Aug 6, 2004 | America's Roughest Horse Race

Dawn bleached shadows off the Sierra’s granite bones as horses in the Tevis Cup Ride trotted from the forest and into Squaw Valley.

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