Here is the question :
WHY IS THE ITALIAN HORSE RACE IL PALIO UNIQUE?
Here is the option for the question :
- It’s not raced on horses
- Jockeys taunt other riders
- The horses chase a target
- Jockeys have to stand up
The Answer:
And, the answer for the the question is :
Jockeys taunt other riders
Explanation:
[STC0012153]. The Palio is a horse race held twice yearly in the beautiful Tuscan city of Siena. Its origins can be traced back to the sixth century. Each rider represents a different section of the city, therefore competition is high and sanctioned by the regulations. The use of taunting and ox-sinew whips to annoy one another is legal for jockeys. The horse, not the jockey, is the official winner of the race.