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What famous bare-back free-for-all horse race is held each year in the Italian city of Siena?
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HorseIsle Answer: Palio.
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What famous bare-back free for all horse race is held each year in the Italian city of Siena?
Palio (Topperno) from bay PM ME ~horse isle~
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