Yellowstone Tributes 6666 Ranch Manager Dr Glenn Blodgett In The Midseason Tittle Card

Yellowstone aired a tribute to Dr Glenn Blodgett of West Texas 6666 Ranch. Glenn Blodgett was a Veterinarian and Horse Division Manager.

Yellowstone is a popular neo-Western drama television series created by John Linson and Taylor Sheridan. The series premiered on June 20, 2018, on Paramount Network, with the first part of the fifth season premiering on November 13, 2022.

The recent episode of the series saw a title card tribute in memory of the late Dr. Blodgett, who dedicated most of his life to horse care routine and stable management. The award has helped people learn more about his passion and dedication.

He has left a legacy that helped write the history books for 6666 Ranch and the American Quarter Horse. He is among the few personalities who made ranch life possible. Continue reading to learn more about Blodgett’s life.

Yellowstone Title Card Tribute To Dr Glenn Blodgett

Yellowstone Season 5 Episode 8 aired a title card paying tribute to horseman Dr Glenn Blodgett. He is remembered as a pioneer in equine theriogenology.

Viewers saw the 6666 Ranch for the first time this season in Yellowstone. The audience got a little taste of Jimmy’s new life and how cheerful he is there. It also showcased a few scenes of animal care with Emily.

The Four Sixes Ranch will be forever indebted for the love and care, Dr. Blodgett provided to it. He had been with the historic Ranch at Guthrie, Texas, since 1982. In his day-to-day life, he cared about horses in every way he could.

He also looked after the breeding of legendary stallions Dash for Cash, Streakin Six, Special Effort, One Famous Eagle, Tanquery Gin, Mr. Kess Perry, and many more. He mentored thousands of senior veterinary students throughout the state and abroad at the 6666 Ranch.

A member of the Texas Horse Racing Hall of Fame, Blodgett also served on the board of the American Association of Equine Practitioners. In 1988, he was appointed to the Texas Horse Racing Commission.

Also a trustee of the National Cutting Horse Association Foundation, in 2019, Dr. Blodgett was inducted into the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame. Additionally, in 2021, he was inducted into the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame.

Born on December 21, 1948, Blodgett traveled a long way in his 74 years of life -from the family farm in Spearman, Texas, to be the president of the American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA). He breathed his last on November 20, 2022.

Who Owns 6666 Ranch In Real Life?

Fellow Texan and American screenwriter Taylor Sheridan now owns the legendary 6666 Ranch. The property holds a history starting in the 1800s when Samuel “Burk” Burnett founded it.

According to the real estate listing, Samuel named the property after the first herd he raised on the land called “6666.” However, legend also says that the founder won the ranch after winning a card game by scoring four sixes -thus named after it.

The historic ranch provides more than just inspiration for Sheridan’s neo-Western drama Yellowstone spin-off series. It is the third planned spin-off which is the development. Moreover, it is set in the present day on the Texas Four Sixes Ranch.

It was founded in 1870 and encompassed three properties, with the main section of the ranch falling in Guthrie in King County, Texas. In December 2020, the farm was traded with the will of the owner, who passed away in February 2020, Anne Burnett Marion.

More significant than the entire city of San Antonio city, the Ranch was put up for sale for $347.7 million earlier. In May 2021, a buyer group represented by Yellowstone creator Sheridon purchased the ranch for over $320 million.

Production on the acclaimed series has occurred on several parts of the property. A spin-off, set on the Four Sixes Ranch, will center on the character Jimmy Hurdstrom, who leaves the Yellowstone Ranch to join the 6666 Ranch.

Additionally, Jimmy’s fiancee will appear as the chief vet for the Ranch, and Ross (Barry Corbin) will play the role of an elderly cowboy at the ranch. The Texas ranch is also featured during the fourth and fifth seasons of the series.

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