What discipline does the B&B Reinebach Show Team compete in?

The team currently focuses on reining. The show schedule and class selection are built around each horse-and-rider team’s experience, readiness and goals.

Do I need show experience to join the team?

Not necessarily. Some riders begin with prior competition experience, while others work toward their first show through lessons and preparation. Readiness is evaluated individually.

Do I need my own horse?

No, you do not need your own horse. A suitable horse-and-rider match is essential for competition. Contact B&B Reinebach to discuss your current horse situation and the most realistic path forward.

Do I need to be in full training?

Training and lesson expectations depend on the horse, rider, division and goals. B&B Reinebach will recommend the level of support needed for the partnership to prepare safely and successfully.

How do you decide which shows and classes a rider enters?

The schedule is selected with the rider based on readiness, horse suitability, eligibility, competitive goals, budget and the value each event offers the partnership.

Which shows does the team attend?

The schedule may include Illinois and Midwest affiliate shows as well as larger reining and breed events. The exact calendar varies by season and by the needs of each horse-and-rider team.

What does show coaching include?

Depending on the event and rider, coaching may include preparation at home, pattern strategy, warm-up planning, support at the show, post-run review and next-step recommendations.

Is winning required to be considered successful?

No. Results matter, but success also includes stronger decision-making, improved maneuver quality, confidence, sportsmanship, horse welfare and measurable progress toward the team’s goals.

What is expected of team members?

Team members are expected to prepare consistently, care for their horses responsibly, communicate clearly, remain coachable and contribute to a respectful, supportive show environment.

How do I get started?

Call or text us today! 563-581-1212You can also submit a Show Team inquiry with your riding and show experience in the Contact Us section along with your horse information, goals and preferred timeline. B&B Reinebach will follow up to discuss fit and next steps.

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B&B Reinebach Show Team

The B&B Reinebach show team prepares youth and adult riders for reining competition. Based in Princeville, Illinois, the program combines preparation at home with coaching at selected shows. Each partnership’s plan reflects experience, horse suitability and competitive goals.

The B&B Reinebach Show Team is built around riders who want to grow, not only in the way they compete, but in the way they prepare, care for their horses, and support the people beside them. Our riders range in age and experience, but they share the same commitment to learning, accountability, and becoming better partners for their horses.

Right now, our competitive focus is reining. Each horse-and-rider team follows an individualized path based on experience, readiness, and goals. For some, success means stepping into the show pen for the first time. For others, it means improving a maneuver, moving into a new division, earning a personal-best score or competing on a larger stage. Every step forward matters.

Built at Home. Proven in the Show Pen.

Learn Together.

Compete Together.

Celebrate Together.

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More than a Show Team. What It Means
to Ride with B&B.

Preparation with Purpose.

Show-day confidence is built through the work at home. Riders learn to prepare their horse, understand the pattern, make thoughtful warm-up decisions, and enter the arena with a plan they can ride.

Coaching for the Whole Ride.

The run is only one part of the experience. Coaching may include goal setting, pattern strategy, mental preparation, warm-up support, post-run review, and a practical plan for the next ride.

Horsemanship Beyond the Pattern.

Team members are expected to understand that good horsemanship does not begin at the gate or end with a score. Care, preparation, responsibility, and respect for the horse remain central throughout the show.

A Team that Shows Up.

We celebrate the wins, learn from the hard runs, and support each other through the long days in between. B&B riders compete as individuals, but no one steps into the pen alone.

The 2026 Season: Miles, Markers + Momentum

The 2026 season has taken B&B Reinebach horse-and-rider teams from Illinois and Midwest affiliate competition to larger reining stages. Every stop on the schedule has offered a new test: a first trip through the gate, a stronger pattern, a step into a new class, a personal-best ride, or a result earned through months of consistent work.

We are proud of the placings, bronzes, buckles, and plaques, but we are just as proud of the quiet wins that do not always appear on a results sheet; they appear in the rider who stayed composed, the horse who trusted the plan, the maneuver that finally came together, and the teammates who were waiting at the out-gate.

Meet the Team

Every partnership has its own story. Meet the horse-and-rider teams representing B&B Reinebach in reining competitions across Illinois, the Midwest, and beyond.

JoAnn Johnson and Gambler Joe

Joanna Walz and Voodoo for Cash

Callison Messenger and Leavin A Legaci

Casey Knepp and Chicas Easy Whiz

Paul Miller and Kadaitcha Man

Vibecke Larson and Chromesided

Abigail McCall and A Pale Face Star

Aubree McCall and KiKiDoYouLoveMe

Marley Nordstrom and Wimpys Dun Playin

Lisa Kinser and Flat Out Style

Veronica Roller and McSwagger

DeLaney Thomas and Electric Frost Bite

Bridgette Thomas and QTs Pipi

Mila Dishman and Mizzens Whiz

Maya Dishman and Ultimate Chic Dream

Brock Reinebach and Mister Brighttside

Midwest Reining Horse Association
Website: MWRHA | Midwest Reining Horse Association

The Midwest Reining Horse Association circuit gives our team valuable opportunities to compete within the regional reining community, gain show-pen experience and measure progress across the season. These shows are an important part of developing consistency for both horses and riders.

Illinois Reining Horse Association
Website: ILRHA | Illinois Reining Horse Association

Illinois Reining Horse Association shows allow B&B Reinebach riders to compete close to home while building the experience, confidence, and pattern consistency required for bigger goals. The familiar circuit also lets riders learn from one run and apply that lesson at the next opportunity.

Indiana Reining Horse Association
Website: Indiana Reining Horse Association

The Indiana Reining Horse Association gives B&B Reinebach riders valuable opportunities to compete within the regional reining community, gain experience in new arenas, and build confidence from one show to the next. These shows help riders and horses strengthen their patterns, adjust to different show environments, and prepare for larger competitions, all while developing better horsemanship and stronger partnerships with their horses.

100X Shows
Website: 100X Shows

Competing at the 100X Reining Classic puts the team in a major-event environment with tougher competition, larger arenas, and a different level of show-day pressure. The experience rewards preparation, adaptability, and the ability to trust the work when the moment feels bigger.

All American Quarter
Horse Congress
Website: All American Quarter Horse Congress / AQHA / OQHA / NRHA / NCRHA / NCHA /

The All American Quarter Horse Congress offers another opportunity to take the season’s work to a national stage. As our teams prepare, the focus remains the same: ride the horse in front of you, trust the foundation, and be ready for the moment. We look forward to sharing our Congress experience and verified results after the show.

Show Preparation With A Plan.
Could Joining Our Show Team Be Your Next Step?

If you are interested in showing reining with B&B Reinebach, start with a conversation. Tell us about your riding experience, your horse, your competitive goals, and what you hope to develop. We will help you understand the expectations, assess readiness, and identify the next best step, whether that begins with lessons, haul-in coaching, training, or show-team preparation.

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