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Bookmark or Share- NATRC - Competitive Trail RidingThe North American Trail Ride Conference (NATRC) is the premier competitive trail riding (CTR) organization in six regions across North America. What is CTR? CTR is a distance sport competition over a measured trail that is completed within a window of time.
- Competitive Trail Riding - Kentucky Equine ResearchA competitive trail ride (CTR) is a timed, judged trail ride. It’s not a race in the traditional sense, as the horse finishing in the shortest time doesn’t always get the highest score. The sport emphasizes safety, proper horse management, and communication and teamwork between horse and rider.
- Competitive Trail Riding - Horse IllustratedA competitive trail ride is very different from a pleasure trail ride. Many newcomers to the sport are surprised by this. Something you might want to consider, instead of jumping right into competition, is to start as a volunteer worker at a ride. This will give you a good overview of how the rides are conducted.
- Introduction | NATRC - Competitive trail ridingA competitive trail ride (CTR) is a competitive distance event over a measured distance and completed within a window of time. In NATRC competitions, the horses are evaluated by an approved veterinary judge, and riders are evaluated by an approved horsemanship judge.
- What Is Competitive Trail Riding? - COWGIRL MagazineWhat is competitive trail riding? In simple terms, this discipline consists of riding a timed and judged trail ride. It’s not always about being the fastest though! Riders are critiqued on their safety, horse management skills, and communication. The actual ride can vary from a single day to multiple days in a row.
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