Kartave

Kartave is a traditional form of competitive racing that originated in the Indian subcontinent, particularly in regions like Punjab and Haryana. The term "kartave" is derived from the Punjabi word "kartav," which means "race." This sport involves two teams of four players each, who ride on a single horse and compete in a race over a set distance. The objective is to be the first team to cross the finish line.

The game is played on a specially designed track, which is typically a flat, open field or a designated racing area. Each team consists of four players: a driver, a navigator, a whipper, and a spotter. The driver rides the horse, while the navigator provides directions and strategies to the driver. The whipper uses a whip to encourage the horse to run faster, and the spotter keeps track of the opposing team's position.

Kartave is a physically demanding sport that requires a high level of skill, coordination, and teamwork. The horses used in the game are usually well-trained and conditioned to handle the rigors of the race. The sport has been a popular form of entertainment and competition in the region for many years, and it continues to be enjoyed by enthusiasts today.