How to Order

Log onto ShowGroundsLive for instructions on how to create an entry.

Submit an entry with a stall fee added and paid for.

If you are shipping your horse in for the weekend, add the “Ship In Fee” when entering.

Tack stalls can be ordered directly onto horses or onto the barn account (which is automatically created) and can be split when you check in for the show.

For those planning to show FEI, please add the FEI stall option to your entry when it is created.

Cost

Welcome Series: $250 per stall, tack room, or grooming stall.

Spring Series: $300 per stall, tack room, or grooming stall.

This fee includes Equine Night Security.

Deadline

Stalls are non-refundable after the closing date of each show.

Stalls are on a first come first served basis. Some weeks will be limited on the number of stalls available.

If permanent stalls are filled, temporary stalls may be used.

Cancellations

Stalls cancelled after the closing date are non-refundable.

To cancel a stall/entry, please email lbennett@tryon.com and sarpke@tryon.com (Stall fee and scratch fee may apply).

Shavings/Hay

Shavings and hay can be ordered on each entry, or on the trainer's barn account, which is automatically created after the first horse is entered.

Shavings and hay can be split when you check in for the horse show.

Shavings/Hay Options

Seasonal 2nd Cut Timothy Hay: $26/bale

Straw: $15/bale

Regular Pine Shavings: $10/bag

Small Flake Pine Shavings: 10/bag

Premium Large Flake Pine Shavings: $12/bag

Premium (non-allergenic) Paper Shavings: 15/bag

Move-In

Stalls are available at 1pm two days prior to the show (ex. if the show starts on Wednesday, stalls are available Monday).

Early arrival fee will apply to anyone that arrives prior to the designated arrival time.

Required Health Documents

The following health documents must be presented with the horse(s) at the gate upon arrival, and also presented to the horse show office in order to pick up numbers:

Negative Coggins test within one year

Proof of EHV1 and EHV4 vaccinations within 6 months as per USEF rule GR844

Out-of-state horses must have a 30-day interstate Health Certificate

Tryon International Competitors:

As we have learned over the last few years, we live in a world of equine infectious disease events which are outside of our control. Thus, we must make adjustments to best support competitions while protecting our equine athletes through the implementation of necessary biosecurity measures.

In light of the current vesicular stomatitis USDA confirmed cases in Riverside and San Diego county (California), Tryon International management has made the decision to increase our equine biosecurity protocol through the Tryon Summer Series.

After thoroughly reviewing the information provided by United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) and United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and consulting with our Vet Service Managers at Tryon Equine Hospital we have made the decision to immediately restrict entries from USDA confirmed Vesicular Stomatitis (VS) affected states to the Tryon International Equestrian Center.

Horses are NOT allowed to enter property if:

The horse has been located in a United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) confirmed Vesicular Stomatitis (VS) affected State.

The horse has known symptoms of EHV or has been treated for EHV-1/4 within the past 28 days.

Horse has been at a facility under quarantine for EHV-1/4/VS or any other infectious disease or exposed to any horses showing symptoms of infectious disease within the past 28 days.

The USEF, USDA, and Tryon management will continue to monitor the Vesicular Stomatitis situation and provide updates as warranted. The above equine arrival protocols will remain in effect until further notice.

Please direct any questions to the Equine Health and Biosecurity Veterinarian, Dr. Katie Flynn, at kflynn@usef.org or 859-225-6991.

Management