Yup, that's a cowgirl right there. Bull - 900 kgs. Woman - 50kgs. You don't need to be a mathematical genius to work out the probability that this could end in tears. I don't know why it's anymore surprising to me than someone climbing glaciers or big-wave surfing but there you are, it's surprising.
The Mt Isa show in Western Australia is 53-years-old, Wrenn was the first woman competitor. She stayed up for four seconds which I'm told is not bad but leaves room for improvement as the qualifying time for the next round was eight seconds. But it's definitely four seconds more than I'd give any bull that size! Speaking to the journalist afterwards, she said: ""I didn't even hear the crowd. You have to stay focussed, squeeze your legs, watch the head and horns and keep up off the bull. I don't like the focus on me as I haven't ridden eight seconds (the requirement for a score) and there are so many riders who should be acknowledged.
"I don't want to be known as a female bull rider, just a bull rider."
So there you are, another bastion of all-male sport crumbling just a little around the edges. If you know of any other firsts or women competing in male-dominated sports, don't be shy - share the love in a comment.
Source: http://niamhgriffin.blogspot.com/2011/08/another-first-for-women-in-sport-rodeo.html
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