Gina Rinehart Spotted In Shanghai Teaching Chinese Businessmen How To Push Cattle

24 October 2016. 11:25

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Mining magnate Gina Rinehart has been spotted in regional Shanghai teaching members of her Chinese joint venture partnership how to ride horses and push cattle as she prepares to buy an iconic collection pastoral land in northern and central Australia.

This comes after the announcement of an all-Australian syndicate putting forward $386 million for the Kidman cattle empire, outbidding her initial offer. However, the fact that Ms Rhinehart has been trumped has not stopped her preparations for takeover.

Witnesses say Australia’s richest woman was seen teaching several Chinese investors how to ride horses and swear about the lack of rain.

“They were learning how to call livestock ‘bastards’ and cook kangaroo meat,” said Brian, a bloke who witnessed the horse riding lessons.

It is believed the mining heiress said she was going to make ‘real ringers’ out of the businessmen and kept berating them for not tightening up their reigns.

“Lean forward you silly pricks. Get on top of the bastard. You aren’t gonna be cut in the bush if you ride like that,”

“Don’t worry about being thrown, tell her where you want her to go. Don’t be a sook!”

The Kidman board is required to consider any offer that is higher or superior to the one on the table, but the Hancock-Shanghai team would have a right to match any rival bid should it gain foreign investment approval – which leads people to believe Ms Rhinehart has been told to up the prices by her friends in both Federal and State Government.