Choose your distance. Log your kilometres across as many sessions as you need. Earn your rosette when you get there. Open to all - riders, drivers, and in-hand handlers alike - whether you're out on a hack or working in your arena. Start whenever you're ready.
Log your kilometres at your own pace, across as many sessions as you like. There's no rush and no pressure.
Pick the distance that feels right for you and your horse.
Register online and choose whether you'd like to set yourself a personal deadline of a month, three months, or anything up to your full 12 months. Entirely optional.
Track your kilometres across as many rides, drives, or in-hand sessions as you like.
Once you've reached your distance, simply get in touch to let us know. We'll post your beautiful custom rosette to your door within 5 working days.
However you spend time with your horse, it counts here. There's no right or wrong way to log your distance.
Hacking the lanes, schooling in the arena, cross-country, every ride adds to your total, however long or short. Mix your sessions freely.
Walking out in hand, long-reining, in-hand hacking - if you and your horse are covering ground together, it counts toward your distance.
All turnouts and harness work are very welcome. Your kilometres behind a carriage count exactly the same as those in the saddle.
Don't underestimate an arena session. Circles, serpentines, and schooling patterns all add up. Your arena kilometres count just as much as a hack.
Working with more than one horse? You can log kilometres across different horses whether you own, loan, share, or ride on a lesson basis. Every session counts.
Young horses, ponies, Shetlands, cobs - all breeds, all ages, all abilities.
Seven distances, each with its own identity, colour scheme, and custom rosette. Start where feels right and come back for the next one when you're ready.
Each distance is its own standalone registration - available year round, whenever you're ready to begin.
The perfect starting point whether you're new to distance challenges or simply looking for a gentle, achievable goal to work toward with your horse.
Log 16 kilometres across as many sessions as you need. A hack here, an arena session there, an in-hand walk out on a bright morning. It all adds up, and every kilometre brings you closer to your rosette.
From the date you register, you have up to 12 months to complete your distance. If you'd like to set yourself a tighter personal deadline for a little extra motivation, you can do that at registration too.
A step up from the Explorer - 25km across as many sessions as you need, at your own pace, in your own time.
Log 25 kilometres across as many sessions as you need. Whether you are hacking the lanes, schooling in the arena, long-reining, walking in-hand or driving every kilometre counts toward your total.
From the date you register, you have up to 12 months to complete your distance. Set yourself a personal deadline at registration if you'd like a little extra motivation, or simply enjoy the journey at your own pace.
There's no single right way to log your kilometres. Use what works for you.
A handwritten log is absolutely fine. Simply jot down the date, your session, and the distance after each ride or outing. Keep a note on your phone, a page in a notebook, or a scrap of paper on your tack room wall. Whatever you'll actually use is the right system.
If you'd prefer to track digitally, there are several free apps that work well for logging equestrian distance. A few popular options:
No smartphone? No problem at all. You can estimate your distance from time in the saddle. A horse walks at roughly 6.4km per hour and trots at around 8km per hour. A two-hour hack that's mostly walk with some trot is around 13 to 14km. It doesn't need to be precise, a reasonable estimate is perfectly fine. We run entirely on the honour system.
When you register, you can choose to set yourself a personal completion window whether that's one month, three months, or anything up to your full twelve months. Entirely optional, but if a deadline helps keep you motivated, it's there for you.
Either way, your maximum time from registration is one year. Registrations not completed within 12 months are closed, and a new registration would be required to continue.
There's no requirement to stick to one discipline throughout your challenge. You might hack one day, school in the arena the next, walk in-hand, and long-rein the day after. You can also log across different horses whether you own, loan, share, or ride on a lesson basis. Every session, every horse, every discipline counts.
Simple, fair, and built on trust - just like everything else we do.
Pick your target distance at registration. Mix disciplines, swap between horses, and log across as many sessions as you like on the way to your total.
There is no single-session requirement. Your distance can be accumulated across as many rides, drives, or in-hand sessions as you like, over as long as you need.
Ridden, in hand, carriage driving, and arena work all count equally. Every kilometre you cover with your horse is a legitimate contribution toward your total.
You have up to 12 months from your registration date to complete your chosen distance. Registrations not completed within this window are closed.
We trust you completely. When you've reached your distance, simply contact us to let us know. No photo evidence required, your word is enough.
Once you've let us know you've completed your challenge, your custom rosette will be posted to you within 5 working days via Royal Mail.
The Explorer 16km and Rambler 25km are both open now. Choose your distance, register, and start logging whenever you're ready.