An event originally planned to take place on a 600-kilometer journey from Gorica to Budapest, featuring a historic carriage from the early 20th century owned by Bruno Cotič, was altered due to extreme heat conditions. The original plan included two horses in the carriage and eight accompanying horses, with replacements every 30 kilometers. However, concerns raised by locals and the mayor about the unsuitability of the heat for the horses led organizers of the Association Friulana Carozze (AFAC) to change their approach. They decided to make the journey more symbolic, ensuring the welfare of the animals by not using them for travel but only for ceremonial purposes at destination sites during cooler parts of the day.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a balanced account of the event's planning and changes, focusing on factual information about the event's adaptation due to environmental conditions rather than taking a clear ideological stance. While the event has historical and cultural significance, the reporting does not sl




