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Callie Messenger and Crush take eighth out of 145 in NRHA Rookie Level 2. Joanna and Wayne mark a 205 as Brock and Britney reflect on the team’s Congress.

Callie Messenger and Leavin A Legaci, known as Crush, score a 213 for fifth in NRHA Youth Reining 14–18 at the 2026 Quarter Horse Congress.

B&B Reinebach records three 2026 Quarter Horse Congress top-ten finishes as Joanna Walz, Lisa Kinser, Mila, and Brock deliver strong Tuesday results.

B&B Reinebach’s Congress Day 5 recap: JoAnn Johnson and Gambler Joe score 206, while Mila closes her season at her first Congress with JoJo and Slyder.

Five horses through the reining pen, Lisa and GQ in working western rail, and solid first efforts to build on. Day Three is about watching, learning, and adjusting.

September 25, 2026 | Columbus, Ohio Eight horses settled in. Good practice rides behind us. Riders arriving tonight. Plenty of caffeine and very little sleep. Tomorrow, the show begins. Day Two at the 2026 All American Quarter Horse Congress finds the B&B Reinebach crew getting ready for opening weekend at the Ohio Expo Center in Columbus, Ohio. Our horses have done well in their practice rides, and we are pleased with how they are settling into their surroundings. There is s

A midnight departure. Eight horses. Just over 400 miles. B&B Reinebach arrives at Congress, where Day One begins with rest for the horses and a barn to organize.

Joanna and Wayne’s big wins, Bre and Frosty’s first NRHA pewter, and Bridgette and PiPi’s first plaque made the IRHA Summer Finale one to remember for B&B Reinebach.

Meet our Congress-bound horses and riders, and cheer on B&B Reinebach as our barn family heads to Columbus for the 2026 Quarter Horse Congress!

SCORE: 214 • Top 5 Overall Score • 2nd Place Limited Non-Pro What a week for Callie Messenger and Crush at the Buckeye Reining Spectacular! In a class of 86 riders, Callie and Crush marked an impressive 214, earning scores of 72, 71, and 71 from the three judges. The result? 2nd Place in Limited Non-Pro! Even more exciting, their 214 was one of the Top 5 scores in the entire class, competing against an incredibly talented field that included many elite riders. From the first