JAMESTOWN, N.D. (NewsDakota) -Equine Trail Sports is set to make its Eastern North Dakota debut on Saturday, July 26th, with an exciting event at the Stutsman County Fairgrounds. The day will feature both a morning in-hand competition and a challenging obstacle course competition.

Horse enthusiasts planning to participate can take advantage of early bird registration, which offers a discounted rate of $10. A required membership is also necessary for participants, costing $11 for a one-day pass or $45 for an annual membership. There are no registration deadlines, but early sign-ups secure the reduced pricing. For those simply wishing to observe the equestrian action, admission for spectators is free. Register online at https://www.equinetrailsports.com/event_group/13360/view.

The event will be overseen by certified judges, ensuring consistent scoring, a hallmark of Equine Trail Sports events held across the United States and Canada.

Developed in 2013 to address a specific need within the equine community, Equine Trail Sports has rapidly grown, now hosting approximately 175-200 shows and 350-400 classes annually. The organization boasts 71 active hosts across 20 states, facilitating over 2,000 rides each year. Their events typically include a diverse range of activities such as trail challenges, obstacle courses, and recreational rides.

Participants in the Jamestown event are reminded that they must provide their own horses. This North Dakota event also marks a significant step for Equine Trail Sports’ expansion, as they plan to train two new hosts in the state during their visit. The host for this pioneering event in Jamestown is Kali Lautt.