Some horses leave their mark on the track or in the breeding shed. Mr Jess Perry did both. In this episode of our Legends Remembered series, we honor the 1994 AQHA Racing Champion Two-Year-Old Colt who went on to become one of the most influential sires in American Quarter Horse racing history.

Dr. Glenn Blodgett reflects on Mr Jess Perry’s journey from standout runner to a stallion whose offspring reshaped the sport. It’s a look back at a legacy that still runs strong today.

Know a horse or person whose story should be remembered? The legacy of great horses like Mr Jess Perry lives on because people took the time to tell it. Nominate your pick for the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame today at aqha.com/nominate.

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For Martha Josey, every milestone, every buckle, and every history-making run begins with the horses. Before she became one of the most celebrated names in barrel racing, she was a Texas girl with a passion for Quarter Horses sparked by her dad and a determination that would carry her from amateur rodeos to the world’s biggest stages.

In this episode of Good Horses, Martha shares the stories of the horses that defined her career — the ones that taught her, and ultimately carried her into the history books.

With stories of unforgettable runs, once-in-a-lifetime horses, and the lessons she’s learned from every ride, Martha reflects on a lifetime spent chasing dreams down the alley and the horses that made it all possible.

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Some horses don’t just shape the industry, they redefine it. High Brow Cat is one of those rare legends. In this episode, we continue our Legends Remembered series, honoring the horses whose influence earned them a place in the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame.

Jack Waggoner shares High Brow Cat’s incredible journey to becoming the all-time leading sire in across all disciplines. Take a look back at the stallion’s remarkable legacy.

Know a horse or person whose story should be remembered? The legacy of great horses like High Brow Cat lives on because people took the time to tell it. Nominate your pick for the AQHA Hall of Fame today at aqha.com/nominate.

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Bud Lyon didn't set out to become a ranch horse icon, but the horses had other plans. In this episode, Bud opens up about the tough road to becoming a professional trainer, the horses that taught him the most, and how he found himself at the forefront of the ranch versatility world, breaking records and raising the bar. He shares the honest moments behind the spotlight, including the setbacks, sacrifices, and turning points that shaped his path. It’s a story of timing, talent, and trusting the horse to show you where you’re meant to go.

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Sit down with NCHA Multi-Million Dollar Rider and AQHA World Champion Adan Banuelos, a horseman who is known for excellence in the cutting pen. From the early days growing up under the influence of his legendary father Ascencion Banuelos to the unforgettable horses that helped shape his journey, Adan shares the highs, the challenges, and the deep connection he builds with every horse he rides.

Listen as he shares how “good horses” shaped not just his career, but his character. This one’s for anyone who knows what it really means to believe in a horse.

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Sit down with the unstoppable Erin Taormino — the first woman to ever win the prestigious NRCHA World's Greatest Horseman title. Recorded just weeks after her historic victory, Erin reflects on the horses that carried her to the top, the lessons they taught her, and the unwavering confidence she had to build in both herself and her horses.

Erin takes us back to her roots, starting in 4-H and competing as an all-around rider. From showmanship to western riding, those early years laid the foundation for the versatile, gritty horsewoman she is today. She shares the stories of the horses that shaped her — those that tested her patience, those that made her better, and those that became once-in-a-lifetime partners.

This episode is for anyone who appreciates what it takes to chase a dream.

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Some horses leave a mark that lasts for generations — Frenchmans Guy is one of them. In this episode of Good Horses, we launch our new series, Legends Remembered, where we honor the horses whose impact earned them a place in the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame.

Join AQHA Chief Foundation Officer Chris Sitz as she visits with Bill and Debbie Myers at their South Dakota ranch to reflect on the legacy of Frenchmans Guy. From his elite bloodlines to his impact on barrel racing and roping, we celebrate the stallion’s journey to the AQHA Hall of Fame and the people who believed in him.

Know a horse or person who deserves recognition? The impact of legendary horses like Frenchmans Guy lives on because their stories are told. If there’s a horse or individual you believe has shaped the industry, take the next step — nominate them for the AQHA Hall of Fame at aqha.com/nominate.

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Before the viral videos and the social media stardom, Katie Van Slyke was just a girl learning about life from the back of a horse.

In this episode, Katie takes us back to the beginning, sharing the "good horses" that shaped her into the horsewoman and person she is today. From the quirky ones that kept her humble to the steadfast partners who carried her through milestones, Katie shares heartfelt and humorous stories of the American Quarter Horses who taught her life’s greatest lessons.

Get ready for an inside look at the horses who built Katie Van Slyke. This episode is more than just a conversation; it’s a tribute to the horses that make us who we are.

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