Ep. 3 with Bob Moore Farms: Here's The Scoop": with Vessels, Little, & Pozzi

Here's the Scoop with Vessels, Little & Pozzi

This week “Here’s The Scoop”: with Vessels and Pozzi goes on the road for the second time. We take you to a town of champions. Norman, Oklahoma — home to University of Oklahoma, and its seven National football Championships, ofcourse. Also(just a few miles south across the Canadian River) it is home to the elite of the elite equine champions and Stallions. The Quarter Horse world’s “Gold Standard in Stallion Farms, and racing breeding operations is unlike any other.

Taped last Thursday, our own Colt Vessels tours what is the farm that is the gold standard in American Quarter Horse Breeding. The place that stands the AQHA’s leading sire: Apollitical Jess, also stands: FDD Dynasty, Flying Cowboy 123, Mr. Apollitical Dash, and Hes Relentless.

Colt also sits down with Phillip Stewart, a man who went to high school with Kristi Peterson, the famous world champion barrel racer. Phillip would go on to start at the adjacent, Moore Family owned Broad Acres Polo Club, as a polo field mower in 1982, in 1985 he began cleaning stalls at Bob Moore Farms and then became manager. Phillip is according to the farm’s site “one of most respected individuals in the Quarter Horse Racing industry. He sits on the AQHA Racing Committee, Racing Council, and Graded Stakes Sub Committee. A former OQHRA President, he remains a director emeritus for the association and is on the board of directors for Heritage Place Sale Company. Phillip is well respected in the breeding business for his knowledge of pedigree and commitment to providing the best mare and foal care around.”

Moderator and Host Penn Little said, “I’ve known Phillip Stewart since I was a freshman playing polo at the adjacent Broad Acres Polo Club, just adjacent to the farm, he was as willing to provide advice, assistance, and still does today. I don’t think I’ve met someone who knows more about the business of Quarter Horses, or all horses for that matter.” He’s probably forgotten more about racing data, bloodlines, and the history of the breed and horsemanship–than I’ll ever know.”

Colt Vessels also get’s to interview a very special guest, FDD Dynasty (by First Down Dash x Dinastia Toll Brz, by Tolltac)

Then Colt talks about the future for Bob Moore farms, Makayla Yonkers, graduated from Micigan State University’s horse management program and is primed to lead Bob Moore into the next generation with Phillip serving as Senior advisor.