It ends with a triumph of emotions, pathos and colorful masks Sa Carrela 'e nanti . The inimitable equestrian show of Lussurgea that gave shivers to the soul of thousands of tourists who invaded the Montiferrino village for the carnival triptych.
An allegorical and joyful celebration attended by adults and children, from horse enthusiasts to photographers who immortalized with suggestive shots the evolutions of the masked knights, who this year more than ever showed mastery and audacity in harmoniously leading sas parezas , darting between wings of cheering crowds.
Extremely positive balance, the security plan worked perfectly thanks to the organization of the Municipality and the Association Cavalieri de Sa Carrela 'e nanti and Pro Loco, then the order service coordinated by the Carabinieri of the Ghilarza company, with the Prefecture of Oristano, the veterinary service of the ASL of Oristano and the Emergency Room of the Red Cross ambulances.
An unstoppable emotion along the four hundred meters of Via Roma, a show that left experts of the equestrian world, enthusiasts and visitors breathless, brushed by the whirling hooves of the horses launched at crazy speed in the sinuous curves of Biadorru . A celebration in the name of sacred hospitality offered by the residents of Via Roma, who did not skimp on wine and carnival sweets. "A heartfelt thanks to all the protagonists of the equestrian event, which grows year after year, confirming itself among the great traditional events of Sardinia" comments the mayor Diego Loi. "The hope is to enjoy other beautiful editions and see you next year" underlines Pierantonio Manzella president of the Associazione Cavalieri, satisfied with this edition that goes down in the annals of the historic race.
Awards to the rookie Emanuele Ledda, just 16 years old, and to the veteran Chicco Motzo, 66 years old, who has run for 54 years uninterruptedly sa Carrela . The awards for the best masks for the pairs : first place for the couple Nicola Migheli and Sebastiano Murtas, second place for Antonio Borrodde and Giovanni Porcu, third prize for Marco Dessì and Gabriele Ledda.
