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AQHA East Level 1 Championships Candids & Results

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Michael Elezovic - April 27, 2026

Check out the East L1 Championships Candids from the talented lens of Michael Elezovic and sponsored by VS Code Red.

Why Good Enough Will Not Get You Into the Top Three at Major Shows – with Ryan Cottingim

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Lucy Geweke - April 21, 2026

At major horse shows, talent alone will not separate you. The riders who break through are the ones who do the harder, less glamorous things better.

Brad Ost Joins NSBA Quarter Million Dollar Club

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NSBA - April 21, 2026

Congratulations to Brad Ost, the newest member of NSBA's prestigious Quarter Million Dollar Club. A well deserved accomplishment!

Rent Free in Your Head: 4 Steps to Ensure Your Rival doesn’t Beat You Before the Class Even Starts

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Lucy Geweke - April 16, 2026

Your rival is a threat, but more so when you ride against them instead of riding for yourself. Here are 4 easy steps to get your rival out of your head.

WVQHA Wymer Classic Candids

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Steven Pelzer - April 15, 2026

Check out all the fun VS Code Red Candids from the WVQHA Wymer Classic. Thanks to Steven Pelzer for all the great pics.

The High Costs of Chasing Wins Instead of Progress – with Taft Dickerson

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NSBA - April 14, 2026

Taft Dickerson warns exhibitors of the dangers of a mentality that measures success by winning, instead of enjoying the process.

Favorite Training Advice – Part 2: The Best Advice Top Trainers Give Today

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Lucy Geweke - April 9, 2026

In Part 2 of our series, from the show pen to the bank account to the classroom, top trainers share simple truths that shape great horses, and even better horsemen.

Pressure to be “Ready”: How Expectations Often Outpace Reality in the Show Pen

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Ali Hubbell - April 6, 2026

The pressure to be “ready” can push horses and riders faster than development allows, but real readiness can’t be rushed. Here’s why patience, preparation, and timing still matter.

GoMag: April 2026 Issue Online Now

GoHorseShow - April 1, 2026

Several big spring shows, including L1 Championships, are right around the corner and breeding season is in full swing. Go see it all in the April issue of GoMag now.

Six Tips for Keeping a Finished Horse “Finished” – with Jeff Mellott

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GoHorseShow - March 30, 2026

Esteemed professional trainer Jeff Mellott of Highpoint Performance Horses provides his pointers for keeping broke show horses "trained up."

Less is More: Why Sometimes “More Training” isn’t Always the Answer

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Lucy Geweke - March 24, 2026

Often times, more schooling is not always the solution. Leading trainers discuss how to recognize when a horse and rider need refinement, variety, or rest instead of more practice.

Top Tips to Help Finesse Your Patterns: Part 4 – Hunt Seat Equitation

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GoHorseShow - March 19, 2026

In part 4 of our popular 'Finesse Your Patterns' series, top equestrians explain what separates a winning Hunt Seat Equitation pattern from the rest.

Cram Session: Why Last-Minute Fixes Rarely Translate to the Show Pen

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Keagan Phillips - March 17, 2026

The show pen rewards preparation, not panic. Leading exhibitors explain why last-minute fixes usually create more tension than results.

Silent Score Killers: Show-Day Habits That Cost Riders Points

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