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Become a Champion by Learning from Champions!

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Eileen Moss

Become a Champion by Learning from Champions!

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Webster, Harris and Lockwood team up in Wayne, Oklahoma

Bullfighting and Bull Riding School – May 25, 26, 27

“If you want to be a champion, you need to be taught like a champion.”

Cody Webster, Professional Bullfighter

What:
The 2nd Annual Bullfighting and Bullriding School is being hosted by Cody Webster, on his Flying W Ranch just outside of Wayne, Oklahoma.
Blackwell Bucking Bulls is providing everything from practice calves and steers to Jr Bulls on up to full-sized bulls. There’s a spot for everybody at this school – and stock fitted to every level of competitor.
There will be plenty of barrel practice, time horseback to learn basics, and daily classroom video reviews.
A daily lunch will be provided to students; and concessions will be available for all others attending.
Accommodations can be found just a short 12-15 minute drive to Purcell or Paul’s Valley.
Email Cody Webster at: bullfighterbull@yahoo.com to reserve your Champion Spot.
School tuition is only $650; and the $325 deposits are due by May 1.

Cody Webster, competing at the 2014 Salinas Free-Style Bullfights.

When:
May 25, 26, 27 (deadline for school deposit is May 1)
Where:
At the Flying W Ranch just outside of Wayne, Oklahoma.
Who:
Cody Webster

Cody Webster at San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo

WNFR Bullfighter for the last five years
PBR Velocity Tour Bullfighter for the last three years
3x Salinas Free-Style Bullfight Champion

Professional Bullfighter JW Harris

Who:
JW Harris

4x PRCA World Champion

9x WNFR Qualifier

2014 PBR Rookie of the Year

Professional Bull Rider Instructor JW Harris

Who:
Jess Lockwood

2017 PBR World Champion (the youngest champion in history)

2x Northern Rodeo Association Champion

Professional Bull Rider Instructor Jess Lockwood

There’s no doubt about it, this school is for the serious-minded competitor, looking for the champion edge!
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Eileen Moss

Born and raised on a cattle ranch on the Flathead Indian Reservation in northwest Montana, Eileen graduated from University of Montana - Western with a Business Degree. She is the mother of two grown children - Sydnee, and Billy Quade; and grandmother of two, Lillian and Rocky Rex. Eileen draws from personal, life experiences; as she has held many positions over the years including heavy equipment operator, member of a survey crew for Independence Mining, veterinary technician, Bud Girl for Anheuser-Busch, PR Director for the Idaho Cowboys Association, feed manager for Midland Bull Test Station in Columbus, Montana, National Event Coordinator for Montana Silversmiths, security guard for the Muskogee Creek Nation One Fire Casino, Marketing Director for the Tulsa RV Ranch, and freelance writer for various publications - including a weekly column for three years in the "Elko Daily Free Press" in Elko, Nevada. She enjoys training barrel horses and singing - and has sung the National Anthem for rodeos such as the Reno Rodeo in Reno, Nevada, the College National Finals, and the New Year's Eve Bull Bash in Salt Lake City, Utah.