Karapan Sapi: The Traditional Bull Racing of Madura

The video explores the traditional Madura event of Karapan Sapi, a cow racing competition. It covers the preparation of the cows, including bathing, feeding special concoctions, and care routines. The video also details the race day preparations, the atmosphere of the festival, and the race itself, highlighting the speed and excitement of the event.

What is the primary purpose of the Karapan Sapi tradition in Madura?

• To train bulls for farming

• To celebrate the harvest season

• To race bulls for speed

• To showcase the strength of the bulls

What special treatment is given to the bulls to prepare them for the race?

• They are fed a special diet

• They are kept in air-conditioned rooms

• They are given massages and baths

• They are trained in a gym

How is the herbal concoction given to the bulls?

• Injected into their bloodstream

• Mixed with their food

• Sprayed on their skin

• Poured into their mouths through a pipe

What is the purpose of sunbathing the bulls before the race?

• To make them more aggressive

• To increase their stamina

• To dry their skin

• To improve their mood

What is the function of the 'judul KLX' in the race?

• A decorative item for the bulls

• A protective gear for the bulls

• A platform for the jockey to stand on

• A tool to measure the bull's speed

What is the role of the 'koreo' in the race?

• To guide the bulls

• To whip the bulls to run faster

• To measure the distance covered

• To signal the start of the race

How often is the Karapan Sapi festival held in the village?

• Once a month

• Once a week

• Twice a year

• Once a year

What is the maximum speed that the racing bulls can reach?

• 180 km per hour

• 150 km per hour

• 120 km per hour

• 100 km per hour

What is the age range of the children who participate as jockeys in the race?

• 4-6 years

• 10-12 years

• 8-10 years

• 6-8 years

What is the risk associated with the high speed of the bulls during the race?

• The bulls might get injured

• The jockeys might fall off

• The bulls might run off course

• The race might end too quickly