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The Trails Are Calling: Meet the 2025 Tevis Cup Winners

Get our scenic trail picks—then drop in on the dynamic couple who owned the 2025 Tevis Cup and find out what their favorite Redmond products are.

Written by: Redmond Equine August 1, 2025

  1. Load the trailer, the trails are calling.Whether your horse is a top performer or a laid-back pasture pal, trail riding is a rewarding way to enjoy any season. Get our scenic trail picks below, along with what to pack. Then drop in on two Redmond friends who owned the trail at The Tevis Cup.
    Redmond Picks: 3 Bucket List-Worthy Trail RidesAlready have a trail ride bucket list? Here are a few more scenic spots we love that may help inspire your next adventure. Load up the trailer and let the trails lead the way!1. Zion National Park. 2. Tahoe Rim Trail. 3. Great Smokey Mountain National Park.Saddle Bag Essentials. While packing light is key, this list of must-haves will help you be prepared for whatever the trail brings your way.Water/Redmond Re-LyteCell phone with portable charger; map/gps; snacks; bug spray, sunscreen, lip balm; firs aid kit; rain gear; knife; toilet paperFor Your Horse. hoof pick, hoof boots, Redmond First Aid, gauze, self-adhesive bandage, IsoBalance electrolyte paste, extra lead rope and halterBeyond the Trail: Heather and Jeremy Reynolds conquer The Tevis CupEndurance riding takes trail riding to the next level. On July 12, Heather and Jeremy Reynolds claimed first and second place at the 2025 Western States Trail Ride—aka, The Tevis Cup. Their win reflects years of hard work, grit, and love for the sport. Both started young, guided by mentors who fueled their passion for endurance—a discipline that demands mental and physical toughness from horse and rider alike. Their training is intense: daily 25–30 mile rides, 5-mile runs several times a week, and Jeremy often running up to 20 miles alongside his horse during races. Their 13- and 15-year-old horses are conditioned on rugged trails, and Heather keeps them going strong by managing their nutrition, salt, and minerals. For the Reynolds, success is about the deep bond with their horses and the joy of seeing them willing and happy to perform. “There are no shortcuts," Heather said. “The magic is in putting in the hard work and loving what you do.” Heather and Jeremy Reynolds with their horses."There are no shortcuts," Heather said. "The magic is in putting in the hard work and loving what you do."Redmond Keeps the Reynolds RunningStock up on the Redmond products Heather and Jeremy trust to keep themselves and their horses fueled on and off the trail.Daily Red Crushed free choice every day.Rock on a Rope available outdoors and in the trailer.Daily Gold every day.Daily Gold Paste before and during hauling.IsoBalance electrolyte before, during, and afer rides.Re-Lyte Pina Colada for personal hydration.Redmond. More of What MattersEq-August Tribe Newsletter_v0825_R6_23

 

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