A woman has escaped serious injury after receiving a scare from a horse.
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The Mount Isa-based RACQ LifeFlight Rescue helicopter airlifted a woman, after she was bucked off a horse, at a private property north east of Mount Isa, yesterday afternoon on Friday April 3.
It's believed the woman was mustering cattle, when she was flung over the front of the horse, landing on her head which knocked her unconscious for a short period of time.
The rescue chopper was first on the scene, after being tasked to the private property around 1pm.
The local Queensland Ambulance Service (QAS) crew arrived shortly after to assist in the treatment of the woman.
The woman, aged in her twenties, was airlifted to Mount Isa Hospital in a stable condition.
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Aidan Green
Aidan Green is a Journalist for the North West Star. Aidan is a sports fanatic and also has interests in globalisation and political science. If you have a scoop shoot him an email a.green@northweststar.com.au
Aidan Green is a Journalist for the North West Star. Aidan is a sports fanatic and also has interests in globalisation and political science. If you have a scoop shoot him an email a.green@northweststar.com.au
