Finish the 2010 Tevis Cup in Easyboots Contest

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Standing Behind Our Easyboots

Duncan McLaughlin at Cougar Rock

EasyCare Inc. is pleased to announce the launch of a new contest to promote the use of Easyboots at the 2010 edition of the Western States Trail Ride, otherwise known as the 54th edition of the Tevis Cup.

“Many endurance riders can only dream of earning their own Tevis buckle,” said Garrett Ford, EasyCare’s President and CEO. “Others may wish to add another buckle to their collection. I can certainly relate to that! This contest will afford any rider the opportunity to make those dreams come true.”

This unique program will pay the way for riders who compete in the event on July 24, 2010. Riders must simply complete the entire Western States Trail Ride wearing four Easyboots and EasyCare will reimburse the ride entry costs.

“That’s not all,” said Ford. “EasyCare will also provide the boots for the Tevis ride; the tools and equipment needed to apply the boots and the EasyCare staff will even apply the boots for riders.”

In order to qualify for the contest, riders are required to complete two AERC 50-mile events or one AERC 100-mile event in four Easyboots during the 2010 ride season before the July 24 Tevis ride date. Once competing riders cross the finish line at the Auburn Fairgrounds on July 24 or 25, 2010, and the celebrations have concluded, EasyCare will reimburse riders their entry fees.

The stakes are definitely in the favor of riders in Easyboots: the completion rate of horses in Easyboot Glue-On boots at the 2009 Tevis was an impressive 70% compared to the 50% average overall completion rate of all horses entered in the competition.

The annual Tevis Cup is among the most coveted 100-mile endurance races in the world. Started in 1955, the ride starts on the outskirts of North Lake Tahoe near the town of Truckee, California and ends 100 miles later in the Fairgrounds at Auburn, California. The course boasts a staggering elevation loss of 23,000 feet and elevation gain of 19,000 feet between the starting line and the welcome lights at Auburn.

Wendell Robie, an Auburn businessman who was dedicated to riding the trails in the Sierra high country, organized the first ride in 1955. At the time, few people believed that a horse and rider team could traverse the unforgiving trail of Lake Tahoe to Auburn in a single day. Each rider who completes the course today with a horse deemed ‘fit to continue’ is awarded the infamous silver Tevis belt buckle.

Finish the 2010 Tevis Cup in Easyboots Contest Entry Form

Important: before filling out this form you should already have:

  1. Entered the EasyCare 2010 Hoof Boot Contest
  2. Completed one (1) 100 Mile AERC sanctioned ride or two (2) 50 Mile AERC sanctioned rides

If you meet these two conditions, please proceed. If not, please complete these steps and return to the form. Feel free to contact us with questions at 800.447.8836

Rider Contact Information

Horse & Rider AERC Information

Qualifying Ride Information - One (1) 100 Mile AERC Sanctioned Ride or Two (2) 50 Mile AERC Sanctioned Rides

Or:

Hoof Boot Information

Choose the type of boot you plan to use (check all that apply, *choose at least one):

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