Western Performance Horse Training &
Riding Lessons in the heart of Illinois.
Located in Princeville, Illinois, B&B Reinebach proudly serves riders and
horses throughout Central Illinois and the Midwest with western riding lessons,
reining horse training, ranch riding coaching, and equine athlete development.
Youth Lessons
For young riders, progress starts with safety, responsibility, and confidence.
Lessons may include grooming, leading, saddling, arena awareness, body control, effective cues, and age-appropriate riding skills.
As ability grows, instruction advances with the rider without rushing the foundation that keeps both horse and rider successful.
Adult Lessons
It is never too late to begin, begin again, or become the rider you have always wanted to be.
Adult lessons are tailored for true beginners,
riders returning after years away, and experienced horsemen and horsewomen who want focused
help with a specific challenge.
The environment is supportive, practical, and centered on measurable progress, not comparison.
Show Preparation + Coaching
Preparing to show takes more than
memorizing a pattern.
B&B Reinebach helps riders build a plan
for the entire experience, from honest readiness and pattern strategy to warm-up decisions, ring confidence, and the mental reset that follows every run.
Riders learn how to identify what matters,
ride the horse they have that day,
and turn feedback into the next step forward.
Reining + Ranch Riding Instruction
Riders ready to develop performance skills receive instruction grounded in correct body control, responsiveness, and precision.
Depending on the horse-and-rider team,
lessons may address circles, transitions,
stops, spins, rollbacks, lead departures,
lead changes, speed control,
pattern placement, and the
quality of communication between
horse and rider.
From Lessons to
the Show Pen.
You do not have to arrive show-ready to become part of the B&B story. Riders begin at different places. The path to competition is based on skill, confidence, horsemanship, horse suitability and a shared commitment to preparation.
Learn.
Safe handling, balanced riding, clear cues and an understanding of the horse.
Ride.
Consistency, feel, accountability and the ability to make useful adjustments.
Develop.
Reining maneuvers, pattern skills, show readiness and a plan for the
horse-and-rider team.
Compete.
The confidence to enter the show pen prepared, coachable and focused
on the next right decision.
