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StallioneSearch.com releases its newest episode of QH Racing Talk — Weekly, featuring well-respected jockey Larry Payne as this week’s featured guest.

Co-hosted by Greg Thompson and Bailey Ivey, this episode highlights Payne’s accomplished riding career and the impact he made in Quarter Horse racing. Known not only for his talent in the saddle but also for his intelligence and understanding of the sport, Payne reflects on the horses he piloted, the trainers and owners he represented, and the experiences that helped shape his career.

Throughout the conversation, Payne shares thoughtful insight into race strategy, preparation, and the competitive nature of Quarter Horse racing during his era. He discusses the evolution of the sport and the importance of horsemanship, discipline, and strong industry relationships in achieving long-term success.

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StallioneSearch.com releases its newest episode of QH Racing Talk — Weekly, featuring California-based horseman Jose Flores as this week’s guest.

Co-hosted by Greg Thompson and Bailey Ivey, the episode spotlights Flores’ career within the California Quarter Horse racing circuit, as well as his multiple Grade 1 winning triumphs, most notably his two wins in the Grade 1 Champion of Champions. Flores was the trainer of 2015 AQHA World Champion Heza Dasha Fire.

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StallioneSearch.com releases its newest episode of QH Racing Talk — Weekly, shining a spotlight on the next generation of industry professionals with interviews from multiple individual in the industry that are helping shape the future of Quarter Horse racing.

This special episode features Taylor VanBebber, Wyatt Hershberger, Madison Dunn, James Gonzales III, and StallioneSearch's own Bailey Ivey—all respected individuals in the age group of 30 and under, who are already making meaningful contributions across multiple areas of the Quarter Horse racing industry.

Co-hosted by Greg Thompson and Bailey Ivey, the episode explores how each guest found their way into the racing industry, the roles they currently hold, and what continues to drive their passion for the sport. From hands-on work at major breeding and racing operations to media, sales preparation, and behind-the-scenes support roles, the discussion highlights the diverse paths available within the industry today.


Throughout the conversation, the group reflects on mentorship, opportunity, and the importance of work ethic and adaptability in a rapidly evolving racing landscape. They also discuss the challenges facing younger professionals, how the industry can better attract and retain new talent, and why preserving tradition while embracing innovation is critical for long-term growth.