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Joining Greg Thompson on this weeks episode is MyRacehorse.com's Tyler Peeples, Director of Partner Strategy and Growth.

- Yancye Guymon to analyze upcoming stakes events for the weekend's racing across the country

-post-race stakes race interviews with Wes Giles, Bryan Candanosa, Ruben Castro

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Ep.82-Jolene Urschel - Ruidoso Racehorse Hall of Fame Member/Co-Owner Of Triple Crown Winner Special Effort

Jolene, along with her late husband Dan, co-owned 1979 All American Futurity(G1) winner Pie In The Sky, 1980 All American Futurity(G1) runner-up Mighty Deck Three, and 1981 Triple Crown winner Special Effort.

Both Dan and Jolene were inducted into the Ruidoso Racehorse Hall Of Fame in 2023.

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Former horsemen and longtime Racetrack Executive Scott Wells is the featured guest on the newest episode of QH Racing Talk-Weekly to discuss not only his notable family ties to the sport, but also his lifelong endeavors and love for Quarter Horse racing with host Greg Thompson.

The son of All American Futurity(G1) winning trainer Ted Wells, Jr.(Savannah Jr in 1965), Scott Wells brings a wealth of his Quarter Horse racing upbringing and experience in racetrack management into the discussion of episode 81. Wells was not only himself a trainer at one time, a general manager and assistant general manager at multiple racetracks around the world, but has only been a noted author and historian in the genre of Quarter Horse racing history.

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QH Racing Talk–Weekly's newest featured guest is the All American Futurity(G1) and Derby(G1) winning jockey Alex Baldillez, Jr., who also holds the record with his brother Roy Baldillez (2011-Ochoa) as the only two brothers to both capture victory in the Labor Day classic event.

In episode 80, StallioneSearch.com' Greg Thompson discusses the early development of Baldillez into a race rider as he grew up with his siblings on the King Ranch in Kingsville, Texas. With a career in the saddle that spanned 40-years, Baldillez discusses the relationships, horses and horsemen that were the basis of his legendary career in Quarter Horse racing.

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QH Racing Talk–Weekly is working remotely at the 2026 Heritage Place Yearling sale as it captures interviews with some of the influential horsemen in the industry about the issuance of the news of the Triple Crown moving from Ruidoso Downs to Lone Star Park for the 2027 racing season.

Horsemen Tyler Graham, Kenny Roberts, Mike Joiner, Jeff Williams, Blane Wood, Ryan Robicheaux and G.R. Carter join in on the discussion of the potential of the transition for 2027 that involves the signature event in Quarter Horse Racing. As well as the three races of the triple crown, also discussed is the impact on the industry for the Ruidoso Select Sale and the Ruidoso Racehorse Hall of Fame's potential move to the Dallas Metroplex area.

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QH Racing Talk–Weekly reaches into its archives for a recorded interview with legendary Hall of Fame jockey Jerry Burgess, as he discusses in detail the magical 2 year-old campaign of Bugs Alive in 75 that saw the Ralph Shebester owned colt win three total futurities in 1975, including the classic win in the All American Futurity(G1).

In episode 78, StallioneSearch.com' Greg Thompson remasters a mostly unpublished interview conducted at Lone Star Park in Grand Prairie, Texas. After the Hall of Fame career in the saddle, Burgess had followed that up with decades of distinguished service as a racing steward in Texas.

The uncovered interview comes shortly after Burgess passed away peacefully on Monday, July 27, 2026, at his home in Grand Prairie, Texas, surrounded by his family. He was 82 years old.

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Ep.77- 2026 All American Preview Edition