The USEF Endurance Awards program is one that encompasses the below awards that aim to celebrate Endurance athletes and horses. 

Top Ten National-Ranked Senior Athletes: Awarded to the top ten athletes that are not defined as Young Riders or Juniors on the annual national athlete ranking list. Athletes must be active competing members in good standing with the USEF and U.S. citizens/Permanent Residents/Green Card Holders.

Top Ten National-Ranked Junior/Young Rider Athletes: Awarded to the top ten Junior/Young Rider athletes on the annual national athlete ranking list. Athletes must be active competing members in good standing with the USEF and must be U.S. citizens/Permanent Residents/Green Card Holders. Junior/Young Rider Athletes are Athletes 21 years of age or younger per their USEF Age.

Endurance Athlete of the Year Award: Awarded to the rider ranked first on the annual national athlete ranking list. Athletes must be active competing members in good standing with the USEF and U.S. citizens/Permanent Residents/Green Card Holders.

Endurance Horse of the Year Award: Awarded to the owner of the horse ranked first on the annual national horse ranking list. Horses must be recorded with the USEF. Owners must be active competing members in good standing with the USEF and U.S. citizens/Permanent Residents/Green Card Holders.

Endurance Best Condition Season Award: Awarded to the owner of the horse ranked first on the annual national best condition standings. Horses must be recorded with the USEF. Owners must be active competing members in good standing with the USEF and U.S. citizens/Permanent Residents/Green Card Holders. 

While every effort is made to ensure accuracy of the information displayed, USEF assumes no liability to anyone for errors or omissions. Any errors or omissions must be brought to the attention of the USEF Director of Endurance (Nicole Zerbee) by no later than December 8, 2024.