Karapan cows cattle which is a race horse who came fromMadura, East Java, In the event karapan cow the audience were treated to not only racing and stunt the jokinya cow, but before the start of the owners usually do the ritual processionaccompanied cow racing disekelilingi seronen musical fusionMadura typical music tool that makes this event becomes morefestive.
The length of the route passes the cow karapan between 180 to200 meters, which can be reached within 14 to 18 seconds.Certainly a very fast pace cow - the cow, in addition to jockeyshrewdness sometimes bamboo that is used to step on thejockey flying in the air due to the rapid speed of beef cattle.
To obtain and increase the speed the rate of cattle is the jockey,base of head of cattle are fitted with a belt full of sharp spikesthat flicked his whip and the jockey who was also given thesharp spines towards the posterior calf. Of course, this woundwill make the cow run faster, but also cause sores around thecow's ass.
Proximity winners sometimes the difference is very thin, evennot rarely is only 1 to 2 seconds. Dimadura Bull Race is a veryunique event, in addition to the fall have inherited this traditionalso decreased awake until now. These events serve as atourism event in Indonesia, and not only local tourists from foreign countries who are watching too much karapan this cow.
To obtain and increase the speed the rate of cattle is the jockey,base of head of cattle are fitted with a belt full of sharp spikesthat flicked his whip and the jockey who was also given thesharp spines towards the posterior calf. Of course, this woundwill make the cow run faster, but also cause sores around thecow's ass.
Proximity winners sometimes the difference is very thin, evennot rarely is only 1 to 2 seconds. Dimadura Bull Race is a veryunique event, in addition to the fall have inherited this traditionalso decreased awake until now. These events serve as atourism event in Indonesia, and not only local tourists from foreign countries who are watching too much karapan this cow.
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