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From what I could find, that is indeed the first documented reference for it.
 
Joan's daughter Christina Crawford was credited with writing the memoir, which was turned into a movie.  Could she have been at the meeting?  Was it told to her by someone who attended the board room meeting?  Was it something Joan said regularly?  Or was it something a ghost writer made up for color?  Could Christina have made it up?
 
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[URL='http://greengopost.com/30-years-later-mommie-dearest-a-lesson-in-corporate-governance/']This link[/URL] says Joan never said the rodeo line but doesn't give any explanation for this conclusion.
 
At this point, it is a bit of a mystery.  But it gives an interesting look at what a woman had to put up with serving on a male dominated board of directors (Pepsi in this case).
 
Warning, do not open the video in a public place.  It contains vulgar language.
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