That s a thing that everyone knows. I suppose that s what draws spectators to watch it. The young cowboy from out of Warwick in Queensland. He s got everything going for him right from the time he steps into that shoot. He s a winner, whether he gets rode or not.
Some people think they re just tools of trade.
I mean as we got in from Tumbarumba after the rodeo the first thing when them bulls came off the truck they were back into their particular paddocks and they all had their feed, because you get attached to them. I mean you take a drought. We ve had a pretty tough time in Australia. If you re on a property you might cut some Currajong limbs or something down to carry your stock through the drought but in rodeo they are still fed that they re nice and big and fat. You just can t buck them if they re not conditioned right for it.