This media file captures an indoor exhibition display, likely in a museum or cultural center in Bogor, Indonesia, focused on Indonesian equestrian history and horse racing. The display features two large panels. The left panel has a dark background with text reading "PACU INDONESIA" (Indonesian Horse Racing), "BARU KUDA DI INDONESIA" (The Horse in Indonesia), and "Anak Bangsa" (Children of the Nation). An illustration of a jockey in a red and white helmet and red racing suit is prominent, leaning over a brown horse with red racing gear. The right panel has a white background with the bold black text "PENGESAHAN PORDASI 1966" (Ratification of PORDASI 1966). Below this, text in Indonesian explains that "Figures who love equestrian sports in various regions gathered and agreed to form one organization for horse lovers throughout Indonesia, named PORDASI on June 9, 1966." The date "9 Juni 1966" (June 9, 1966) is also written in a large, cursive style. This panel incorporates illustrations of a brown horse's head and a white horse's body. A small informational box on the far right describes "Kuda Lokal" (Local Horse) characteristics, noting a height of "90-120 cm." Mounted on the display are three items: two black and white historical photographs and a document. One photo shows several men in formal attire gathered around a table, possibly at a meeting or signing event related to the "Musyawarah Nasional PORDASI" (National Deliberation of PORDASI). The other is a group photo. The document appears to be official papers, likely related to PORDASI's formation. Below the panels, a white shelf with red stripes (resembling the Indonesian flag) holds three books. The leftmost book's title is clearly visible as "KUDA" (Horse). The middle book's title appears to begin with "GERMAN PADDOCK...", while the rightmost book's title is unreadable. The display serves to educate visitors about the origins and history of equestrian sports in Indonesia, specifically highlighting the formation of PORDASI in 1966. in Bogor, Indonesia

Dec 19, 2024

Bogor, Indonesia

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This media file captures an indoor exhibition display, likely in a museum or cultural center in Bogor, Indonesia, focused on Indonesian equestrian history and horse racing. The display features two large panels. The left panel has a dark background with text reading "PACU INDONESIA" (Indonesian Horse Racing), "BARU KUDA DI INDONESIA" (The Horse in Indonesia), and "Anak Bangsa" (Children of the Nation). An illustration of a jockey in a red and white helmet and red racing suit is prominent, leaning over a brown horse with red racing gear. The right panel has a white background with the bold black text "PENGESAHAN PORDASI 1966" (Ratification of PORDASI 1966). Below this, text in Indonesian explains that "Figures who love equestrian sports in various regions gathered and agreed to form one organization for horse lovers throughout Indonesia, named PORDASI on June 9, 1966." The date "9 Juni 1966" (June 9, 1966) is also written in a large, cursive style. This panel incorporates illustrations of a brown horse's head and a white horse's body. A small informational box on the far right describes "Kuda Lokal" (Local Horse) characteristics, noting a height of "90-120 cm." Mounted on the display are three items: two black and white historical photographs and a document. One photo shows several men in formal attire gathered around a table, possibly at a meeting or signing event related to the "Musyawarah Nasional PORDASI" (National Deliberation of PORDASI). The other is a group photo. The document appears to be official papers, likely related to PORDASI's formation. Below the panels, a white shelf with red stripes (resembling the Indonesian flag) holds three books. The leftmost book's title is clearly visible as "KUDA" (Horse). The middle book's title appears to begin with "GERMAN PADDOCK...", while the rightmost book's title is unreadable. The display serves to educate visitors about the origins and history of equestrian sports in Indonesia, specifically highlighting the formation of PORDASI in 1966.

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