And she probably makes up less than 2% of women regardless of race. Women on average earn so much less than men, so even if she has the career aspect on point you then have to weed out the ones who have the look you want--even lower--considering we as a society/culture encourage attractive females of young ages to focus on their looks and not developing their brains...
I mean, there's a reason why there is a dumb blond/attractive female stereotype. People aren't just born dumb or dumb as children. Attractive females are told everyday in media, through their peers, through adults that they should focus on that as the most important part of their character. They then start neglecting other things because they learn they can gain power and influence from their appearance.
This leads attractive women away from studying seriously and getting interested in the very things that can make them money at the end of the day like science, computer engineering etc (this is why women like Eve Torres are extremely rare, not only do most women not go into engineering because we culturally gear our females towards studying the humanities, but she's attractive and most women who look like her aren't going to take studying seriously because they learn that their appearance is more important). On another note-Trish Stratus is another good example of a rare gem too, pre-med, fitness model, wrestler then successful business woman. Was always locked down by a male.
You have a very low chance of finding a woman like that because they rightly have high expectations of a male partner and what they can offer them, because not only do they expect the man to be on the same level, they expect them to respect their potential as an individual. To be real, a lot of men have issues with that. My cousin's parents divorced over that. Husband could not handle his wife earning more money than he did and that led to problems when they started talking about houses to purchase investments etc, she was the one with the bigger bank roll and they couldn't figure out how to compromise their issues without belittling the other.
Honestly, now that I think about it I don't think most men want a woman like that. I think that they believe they should want that, but in reality once you get it you realize it's more work than you thought. I think most men want a beautiful dime that will be dependent on them, I know a few females who were successful in their jobs had MBAs etc and started dating men of equal status who wanted them to quit their jobs after they got married and that deaded the relationship

Women who work like that don't just want to give up their careers. They have the same pride and investment in it as you do.
They could be facing the similar problem but on another side of finding someone who will accept their work schedule/life and not expect them to change when things get serious.
Whole other set of problems.