BMF Staff

Meet the Team: Meet the Team

Name: Phillip Stewart

Position: Director of Equine/ Racing

Bio: Phillip came to Bob Moore Farms from Castle Rock Colorado in 1982 starting as a ground’s keeper for the Broad Acres Polo Club. He made the transition to horse operations in 1985 and he was promoted to Farm Manager in 1995. Phillip remained in that position for over 27 years until 2022 when he stepped away from day-to-day duties and into an advisory position as the Director of Equine and Racing for Bob Moore Farms.

He is actively representing the Moore Family on the Bob Moore Farms Board of Advisors and current Board Member at Heritage Place, as well as having served as President of the OQHRA and having has served on the AQHA Racing Committee and 2 terms on the AQHA Racing Council.

Name: Gerald “Dee” Greninger

Position: "Manager" Bob Moore Farms Group

Start Date: August 2008

Bio: Dee has worked for the Moore Family for over 16 years in several capacities; Vice President, Asset Manager, Manager, Director of Development and both as COO and CAO. He previously served as Vice President and then President for OPUBCO Development/ Gaylord Properties for nearly 10 years.

Dee is a Senior Operating and General Management Executive with 30+ years of focus driven experience in the golf, resort, marina, equine, residential and commercial real estate industries. His record of success is by developing and managing personnel, building cross-functional managers, customer, and employee relationships, maximizing internal resources, and initiating leading-edge business processes. Experience with developing top tier customer service and management teams through recruitment, training, motivation and vision focused team strategy.

Name: Christine Sutton

Position: Office Services Manager

Start date at BMF: January 2022

Formal Training Related to Job: I hold a bachelor’s degree in animal science with an emphasis in Equine Science from the University of Wisconsin-River Falls. Throughout my career, I have worked extensively within the equine industry, gaining experience in areas such as competition, training, clinician, sales, breeding, event production, and marketing.

Family: My daughter, Adeline, is a horse trainer specializing in colt starting and barrel horse training. My son, Brayden, is an avid outdoorsman who works in construction.

What Attracted You to Work with Horses: Horses have been a passion of mine for as long as I can remember. My parents often joke that my first word was "horse." I can’t imagine my life without them.

What It Means to Work at Bob Moore Farms: I take great pride in being part of Bob Moore Farms, a place with such a distinguished legacy. I enjoy connecting with clients and listening to their horse stories, as horses have a remarkable ability to bring people together.

Describe a Memorable Moment with Horses: One of my most cherished memories is watching my daughter, then 13 years old, compete in the finals of The American Rodeo at AT&T Stadium in Dallas. She rode a horse that we had raised and trained ourselves.

Name: Kevin Bogle

Position: Landscape Architect and Horticulturalist

Start Date: December 2023

Formal Training Related to Job: Degree in Landscape Architecture

What Attracted you to work on the farm: Open pastures and paddocks with beautiful landscapes.

What It Means to Work at Bob Moore Farms: Connection with history, showing up in the present, and opportunity to set landscape standards for the future

Describe a Memorable Moment with Horses: Watching the studs run and play in their paddocks from my office window!

Name: Aubree DePron

Position: Business Coordinator

Start Date: August 2024

Formal Training Related to Job: I have recently graduated with a business management degree from Southern Illinois University.

Family: Mom Amber, Dad John, and brothers Kolby, Keaton and Kash.

What Attracted You to Work with Horses: I had visited the farm a while back and really loved the environment and being around the horses. A position to work in the office on the farm opened and I jumped on the opportunity. Getting to be around the equine business and learn about the horses is something I am really excited about as I fulfill my role as business coordinator.

What It Means to Work at Bob Moore Farms: Having the opportunity to work at Bob Moore Farms means I get to be a part of a company with a great company culture along with having values that align with my own; respect, honesty, integrity, and trust. I am happy to be a part of this team and eager to learn more about the industry and the Bob Moore legacy.

Describe a Memorable Moment with Horses: I go on a walk about every day, and this horse would come up to the fence wanting me to show some love and attention. His name is Red, and I look forward to seeing him every day now.

Name: Kelsi Brown

Position: Equine Manager

Start date at BMF: 12/2/24

Formal Training Related to Job:

Bachelors of Animal Science with an Emphasis of Equine Industry Management

Lazy E Sales Prep & Foaling Internship

Lazy E Foaling Attendant Mentor

Family: Mom (Michele), Step Dad (Matt), Dad (David), Step Mom (Stephanie), and 9 siblings.

What Attracted You to Work with Horses: Growing up riding bareback through fields with my cousin Caitie is where I first found my love for horses. I was mesmerized by the power horses have and the ability their bond has to heal a person. I knew then I would go to school to work with horses in some manner.

What It Means to Work at Bob Moore Farms: Upholding a long family legacy comprised of quality and integrity. Being a part of a team who is honored to uphold the quality care of every horse who steps foot on the farm.

Describe a Memorable Moment with Horses: The first time I foaled out a horse was the most magical moment of my life. Bringing beautiful life into this world and watching babies grow up and develop their own little personalities is my favorite thing about working with horses. But the first year I trained foaling attendants and showed them delivering their first foal almost brought me to tears as I watched their eyes light up and their love for working with horses grow even more.

Name: Mallarey Yockey

Position: Breeding Manager

Start Date: April 2023

Formal Training Related to Job: Earned a bachelor’s degree in animal science from OSU with focus on Ranch Operations. Completed a 2-year internship at Lazy E Ranch which enhanced my love for the equine industry.

Family: mom Mendy, stepdad Chris, dad Larry, sister Makella, brother Landon, half-brother Lion, niece Nirvana and stepsister Stephanie.

What Attracted You to Work with Horses: My grandpa Roy introduced me to horses when I was just a little girl. I was drawn to the unique bond that can be formed through caring, training and interacting with horses. I find fulfillment in learning and improving my horsemanship skills.

What It Means to Work at Bob Moore Farms: Forming close relationships with clients, the hands-on experience with the horses, and the family-oriented work environment make it an honor to be a part of Bob Moore family legacy.

Describe a Memorable Moment with Horses: One that stands out is showing my Grandpa Roy a video of me riding a colt that I raised from conception.

Name: Warren Maddox

Position: Stallion Manager

Start Date: January 2023

Family: Wife ShyAn, daughters Chelsea and Laykin and son Marcus.

What Attracted You to Work with Horses: I share a passion for horses with my daughters.

What It Means to Work at Bob Moore Farms: It means a great deal to me to work for a company who took a chance on me and is just as interested as I am eager in watching me grow and succeed.

Describe a Memorable Moment with Horses: When I was training to be stallion manager and leading the studs into the collection room for the first time.

Name: Greta Hogan

Position: Equine Team/Breeding Assistant

Start Date: May 2024

Formal Training Related to Job: Bachelor’s degree in animal science, emphasis in Equine Management. Internship at Arkansas State University in Young Horse Training for Performance and ASU Thoroughbred Breeding and Foaling Program.

Family: I have four brothers and four sisters who all live in Arkansas.

What Attracted You to Work with Horses: I got my first horse for Christmas ten years ago and she began my love of horses. Started showing than working at the rescues, college than pursuing a lifelong career in horses.

What It Means to Work at Bob Moore Farms: It means I get to be a part of every moment from breeding to foaling, sales prep and the moment we take the horse into the sale ring. I get to be a part of a team that builds the future of horses and inspires owners. And I get a chance to continue to learn from others.

Describe a Memorable Moment with Horses: The very first ride I ever put on this 2-year-old Thoroughbred filly for my college internship. It was special as I had done all the training on her from the ground up.

Name: Martin Lozano

Position: Equine Team/Sale Prep Assistant

Start Date: November 2023

Formal Training Related to Job: Breaking and training racehorses both Quarter Horses and Thoroughbreds. Exercise rider. 4 Times leading trainer for Will Rogers Downs, finished top 10 several times at Remington Park-winning over 500 races as a trainer.

Family: Six sisters and five brothers. Two children: Maria and Martin

What Attracted You to Work with Horses: I grew up with horses and ridden since before I could walk.

What It Means to Work at Bob Moore Farms: I enjoy working on a farm with horses and a chance to teach others what I know.

Describe a Memorable Moment with Horses: When I won the $100,000 Stake Race and broke the track record at Louisiana Downs with the horse Distinguish.

Name: Erin O’Quinn

Position: Equine Team/Foaling Assistant

Start Date: January 2024

Formal Training Related to Job: As for classroom education pertaining to my career, I have none. What I do have are three decades experience gaining knowledge in the field, learning many different disciplines, and working with and learning from some of the best horseman in the industry.

Family: My husband Todd and I have been married for 21 years. We have a ten-year-old son, Abraham.

What Attracted You to Work with Horses: A lifelong fascination with horses brought me to this career. A love and appreciation for my fellow horsemen keeps me in the industry. There is just something extra special about the folks who do this kind of work.

What It Means to Work at Bob Moore Farms: Working at Bob Moore Farms means I get to do the work I love while being with others who are also doing the work they love.

Describe a Memorable Moment with Horses: The first time I sat on a horse. I was a toddler and a neighbor’s pony wandered onto our property. My mom picked me up and sat me on this back. It was winter in Indiana, and I can clearly remember the warmth of the pony and the softness of its thick winter coat. The most amazing feeling of being united with something bigger and more powerful than myself is still tattooed upon my brain, like it happened yesterday.

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Name: Dr. Brian Carroll

Position: Veterinarian

Dr. Carroll grew up in rural east central Oklahoma and attended Oklahoma State University for undergraduate work, as well as, obtaining his D.V.M. Since graduating in 1980, his general equine practice has included emphasis on western performance, sport horse, race track practice, and farm medicine. However, since 1994 his practice time has been spent primarily in reproduction. Today Dr. Carroll's days are spent working in assisted reproductive techniques for the mare and advanced stallion management.

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Caitlyn Hood, originally from southwestern Oklahoma, attended Oklahoma State University completing a B.S. in animal science in 2007. She joined the OCEC team in October 2007 as a general hospital technician. Soon realizing her interest in reproduction, she began to assist Dr. Carroll with his ambulatory breeding work in January 2008. Before long, she demonstrated a strong aptitude for laboratory skills and intense attention to detail. These qualities have served her well as she has excelled in advanced semen processing techniques such as cushioned centrifugation and density gradient centrifugation in order to integrate them into chilled transported and semen freezing protocols. When not working, she enjoys showing hunter/jumpers