Endurance riding is a long-distance horse race that tests both the horse’s stamina and the rider’s ability to manage the horse’s energy over a long period. The race can last anywhere from 25 to 100 miles, with the course often covering varied terrains such as forests, hills, and open fields. Riders must follow a specific route and pass through checkpoints where the horse’s health is monitored. The goal is to finish the race within a set time limit, with the horse remaining in good health. This sport requires careful preparation, good pacing, and strategy to ensure both horse and rider can endure the challenging conditions.

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