Western Re-Ride Market, (WRM), is a web-based consignment sale site, exclusively for people who want to buy and sell western items. In addition, WRM is introducing “Cowboy Certified”, an opportunity for those who wish to purchase authentic items and memorabilia from rodeo and western show competitors, as well as from real working ranch cowboys and cowgirls. If any of our customers cannot find a particular item or piece of rodeo memorabilia, we encourage them to contact us directly and request that we obtain it for them. We have the qualifications and connections to find almost anything rodeo or ranch-related!

Western Re-Ride Market is a subsidiary of Cowboy Cuz Enterprises; owned and operated by Rex and Eileen Phillips.

Cowboy Cuz Enterprises was created out of necessity. A necessity to preserve a way of life first for our family, then for others like us. Cowboy Cuz Enterprises provides education, products and services, entertainment, interaction, and communication for cowboys, as well as those who yearn to be cowboy and have a desire to be associated with American traditions.

At westernreridemarket.com, we're Cowboy Cuz it's what we know!

Rex and Eileen are both fourth-generation commercial cattle ranchers. They have been married 21 years, and have 40+ years combined experience within the Agricultural Industry. In 2008, they moved their registered Quarter Horses, along with a herd of Hereford cattle, from a ranch in south-central Montana to Henryetta, Oklahoma.

 

Rex Phillips broke his first colt to ride at age nine. He has spent his life working cattle and rodeo livestock on vast amounts of land controlled by his family; as well as competing in rodeo, primarily rough-stock (bareback, saddle bronc and bull riding).  Rex has won either a national or reserve national championship as both an All-Around Cowboy as well as all three rough-stock events as a member of the National High School Rodeo Assoc and the Intercollegiate Rodeo Assoc. His professional rodeo career helped him to support his family for over fifteen years, while making nearly every final performance at every major PRCA rodeo in North America at one time or another from 1985-2000, including rodeos like Salinas, Pendleton, Reno, Tucson, Houston, Denver, Fort Worth, Calgary, etc. He continues to work in the ranching and rodeo industry to this day, helping his son Billy Quade and daughter Sydnee to continue the traditions of horse training, rodeo competition and daily ranch life. Rex’s favorite things are family, friends, gathering and sorting livestock with his own raised and trained AQHA horses, and helping folks with all their ranching needs.

Eileen Phillips was born and raised on a commercial cattle ranch, located on the Flathead Indian Reservation in Montana. Her grandfather was once a small stock contractor for rodeos all over Montana, provided horses for early western movies such as “Shane”, and even worked as a stunt man in one of John Wayne’s first westerns. Both her mother and father come from ranching families, settling areas in both Wyoming and Eastern Montana. Her father competed as a saddle bronc rider when she was very young. Eileen picked up rodeo as a hobby during her college years, and continues to dabble in barrel racing. Eileen currently serves as a Board of Director for Western Wishes, an organization that grants wishes to children faced with adversity who love the western way of life.  She has a strong background in promotions and marketing and graduated with an Associate's Degree from Western Montana College in Dillon, MT. In 2005, she was asked to join the Montana Silversmiths team as their National Event Coordinator, and traveled to many rodeo, AQHA and other western events, helping to market and promote buckle programs, branded  product and services for the company. Currently, her first loves are her kids, her Hereford cows, and her husband - in that order. (kidding!) She enjoys learning something new about ranching and horses every day, and loves working side-by-side with Rex – now that he’s not on the road all of the time.