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Kyrgyz riders compete during the traditional national horse game Alaman-Ulak near the village of Dacha-Suu some 30 km from Bishkek on February 15, 2020. Alaman-Ulak is a kind of Kok-boru game, that is considered as Kyrgyzstan's national sport. Players grab a goat or a calf carcass from the ground in full gallop and try to throw it in the place indicated by the judge. (Photo/Agencies)

Kyrgyz riders compete during the traditional national horse game Alaman-Ulak near the village of Dacha-Suu some 30 km from Bishkek on February 15, 2020. Alaman-Ulak is a kind of Kok-boru game, that is considered as Kyrgyzstan's national sport. Players grab a goat or a calf carcass from the ground in full gallop and try to throw it in the place indicated by the judge. (Photo/Agencies)

Kyrgyz riders compete during the traditional national horse game Alaman-Ulak near the village of Dacha-Suu some 30 km from Bishkek on February 15, 2020. Alaman-Ulak is a kind of Kok-boru game, that is considered as Kyrgyzstan's national sport. Players grab a goat or a calf carcass from the ground in full gallop and try to throw it in the place indicated by the judge. (Photo/Agencies)

Kyrgyz riders compete during the traditional national horse game Alaman-Ulak near the village of Dacha-Suu some 30 km from Bishkek on February 15, 2020. Alaman-Ulak is a kind of Kok-boru game, that is considered as Kyrgyzstan's national sport. Players grab a goat or a calf carcass from the ground in full gallop and try to throw it in the place indicated by the judge. (Photo/Agencies)