The town of Salcedo, in the heart of the Ecuadorian Andes, was the scene of the world’s biggest donkey race on Saturday (10).
More than fifty representatives of the horse-sized equine family, with very long ears, standing manes and tufted tails, passed through the cobbled streets of the small town – although many stopped halfway, without even the slightest intention to continue.
This was the sixth edition of the competition, which had to be suspended for the last two years due to the pandemic, but returned with the best momentum in honor of the donkeys, who are . . .
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