About the only resemblance Roman chariot races and our horse races have today is the betting on the outcome. True we have harness racing where one horse pulls a cart, but the horse has to be controlled, that is, he has to run at a pace or a trot. The Romans, however, had rather light weight racing chariots pulled by (usually) four horses and they ran at breakneck speed four times around the circuit.
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Both Etruscans and Romans enjoyed gladiatorial combats and chariot racing.Both Etruscans and Romans enjoyed gladiatorial combats and chariot racing.Both Etruscans and Romans enjoyed gladiatorial combats and chariot racing.Both Etruscans and Romans enjoyed gladiatorial combats and chariot racing.Both Etruscans and Romans enjoyed gladiatorial combats and chariot racing.Both Etruscans and Romans enjoyed gladiatorial combats and chariot racing.Both Etruscans and Romans enjoyed gladiatorial combats and chariot racing.Both Etruscans and Romans enjoyed gladiatorial combats and chariot racing.Both Etruscans and Romans enjoyed gladiatorial combats and chariot racing.
Yes it was. A hoplitodrome was a chariot race.
Because they had not has much entertainment as we have. They only had choice between theater, gladiator fights and chariot races. They liked chariot races because this is action, adrenaline, ect. Chariot races are like car races today.
they did chariot raceing
The hoplitodrome was a chariot race.