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The Jerez Horse Fair is a week-long celebration held each May in Jerez de la Frontera, Spain. The fair began 500 years ago as a livestock market and has grown to include fireworks, polo matches, carriage driving, bullfighting, flamenco dancing and over 200 food and drink stalls. Thousands of tourists and locals dressed in traditional attire celebrate the region's horse culture and drink sherry late into the night when the fairgrounds are taken over by flamenco music and dancers.
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- 1. La Feria del Caballo Jerez Horse Fair
- 2. What is its origin Started 500 years ago as livestock fairs in April and September when Jerez was just a small town. Slowly the event got larger and a children’s fair was added as well. Life stock fair --
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- 5. Who comes and what do they wear It draws in people from all round the world. The men wear wide rimmed hats, tight black trousers and short leather jackets. The horses are carefully dressed as well. There are also a few thousand tourists who come and watch the parades, play in the funfair and drink lots of wine and sherry.
- 6. Fun facts It is the most elaborate of three fairs in this city, one of them a flamenco Fete. At night horses hooves become quiet as guitar rhythms and the stamping of flamenco dancers takes over, this goes on until the early hours of the morning.