An issue in rodeos that I have, is that there are far more events for men than events for women. The result means that men have more opportunities to win prizes and money. Many girls know how to rope already but are not allowed to according to regulations. Another effect, is that there are many scholarships for roping, bull riding, barrel racing, and bronco riding, but if there is only one event for girls it makes it way more competitive to get a scholarship. Although girls are tough, men are sometimes more sturdy and less likely to get hurt.
Should girls be allowed to do tidown roping and team rope or should the men take over the rodeo? Some people who don’t want girls to be able to rope in high class rodeos are possibly men. This is perhaps …show more content…
As people disagree, the crowd might start to rage. If an outbreak occurred the animals would begin to stress, and their riders might get injured. If there was an outbreak the visitors will die down eventually. This may not happen because many women compete in high school rodeos roping and the men do not care. Because the men would be up against more competitors, they might be mad that there can only be one winner and have less of a chance to win. “Just a few years ago, it was difficult to find more than one or two high school girls competing in team roping.” “This year there are nearly two dozen girls competing in the event, including several teams made up of only girls.” High school and college rodeo associations permit girls to participate in team roping, but the PRCA does not. If girls started team roping would they start to pair up with men?
Most girls want to rope for the fun of it and not the title or prize money, this would mean men could still have their winnings. Ashley Garrett doesn't care that most female rodeo athletes don't compete in team roping."I just love to rope," she said. Milli Hughes said “more girls are taking up team roping because it's enjoyable.”She thinks it’s pleasurable.”That was the first thing I ever started doing."For her, the decision to do it has a lot to do with her skill. People normally like to do what their good at. These girls love to rope because their good at
Should girls be allowed to do tidown roping and team rope or should the men take over the rodeo? Some people who don’t want girls to be able to rope in high class rodeos are possibly men. This is perhaps …show more content…
As people disagree, the crowd might start to rage. If an outbreak occurred the animals would begin to stress, and their riders might get injured. If there was an outbreak the visitors will die down eventually. This may not happen because many women compete in high school rodeos roping and the men do not care. Because the men would be up against more competitors, they might be mad that there can only be one winner and have less of a chance to win. “Just a few years ago, it was difficult to find more than one or two high school girls competing in team roping.” “This year there are nearly two dozen girls competing in the event, including several teams made up of only girls.” High school and college rodeo associations permit girls to participate in team roping, but the PRCA does not. If girls started team roping would they start to pair up with men?
Most girls want to rope for the fun of it and not the title or prize money, this would mean men could still have their winnings. Ashley Garrett doesn't care that most female rodeo athletes don't compete in team roping."I just love to rope," she said. Milli Hughes said “more girls are taking up team roping because it's enjoyable.”She thinks it’s pleasurable.”That was the first thing I ever started doing."For her, the decision to do it has a lot to do with her skill. People normally like to do what their good at. These girls love to rope because their good at