Introduction to the racecourse: Mongolian horse racing is open to all men, women and children. Ranging from dozens of people to hundreds of people, they all go into battle together and race in a straight line, with distances ranging from 40, 60, 80, and li. In order to reduce the load on the horses, most people, young and old, do not wear saddles or boots or socks. They only wear gorgeous colorful clothes and long ribbons, which makes them look particularly heroic. The game is usually started by a red flag or whistle. When the competition begins, the horses are whipped up and they race to catch up with the cheers of the crowd. The spectators cheer, applaud and stamp their feet to cheer. The winner is the one who reaches the finish line first. At the end of the horse race, an award ceremony is usually held. The winning horses and riders line up side by side in front of the podium. First, a dedicated person sings a song praising the horse on the stage, and then sprinkles milk wine or fresh milk on the top horse. .