Bull-riding, a rodeo event, involves a rider attempting to stay mounted on a bucking bull for a set time. A “flank strap” is tied around the bull’s sensitive hindquarters to make him buck. The bull bucks wildly, clearly being tormented by the flank strap and by the desire to get the rider off. Bulls do not behave this way outside a rodeo arena. There is also video evidence of bulls at rodeo events being abused prior to release into the arena.

Sydney is set to host a bull-riding event on 22-23 of May at Centre 200. This event must be stopped. 

Please sign and share this petition - subjecting animals to stress and fear for the sake of entertainment is unethical and unacceptable.