Nattrass, Susan (1950–)
Nattrass, Susan (1950–)
Canadian trapshooter. Born Nov 5, 1950, in Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada; dau. of Floyd Nattrass (champion trapshooter); has a PhD in philosophy.
Placed 1st at World championships (1974–75 and 1977–79); was the 1st woman to compete in trapshooting at the Olympic Games (1976); as a 4-time Olympian, competed at Sydney Olympics (2000).
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