Another thrilling day at Sa Carrela 'e Nanti. Finally, the sun was shining, and the spectacular pairs of horses provided thrills and excitement to the large crowd, who didn't miss a single moment of the wild ride.
Today, on Lunis, sa pudda is held, a competition of skill in killing fake chickens. Masked riders gather in a fraternal embrace for a test of valor and belonging, a collective ritual that unites generations. Sa Carrela 'e nanti is in the DNA of every Lussurgese, cultivated from an early age, heir to the equestrian tradition passed down since the Spanish era. Young people gallop to instill a passion for horses and ensure the future of this unbridled race.
Also celebrating Sa Carrela is a special pair, a pareza 'e tres Formed by young riders Chicco Mele, Gioele Brazzi, and Mario Sechi, students of the San Leonardo de Siete Fuentes riding school, run by Antonello Brazzi. Young riders to pass on their passion and ensure the future of this wild race.
An irresistible carnival celebration, enthralling and captivating with its authenticity, each year attracting thousands of visitors and enthusiasts captivated by the magic of the race. An event that retains its identity intact, renowned and appreciated worldwide, and equestrian prowess. Tomorrow, Shrove Tuesday, the grand finale features new and exciting pairs of masked riders.
