ambruzzi narrates about the joy of the Feltrino population for the regained peace and about the long lasting celebrations. A public ordinance declared that the celebration of the 15th June should take place every year. It consisted of a parade including any rank of population and of a horse race competing for a reward of 15 golden ducats : "Et in dicta die ponatur unum bravium ducatorum quindecim auri as quod curratur equester" The town is divided into four boroughs Duomo, Port'Oria, Castello and Santo Stefano. Each borough features its own colours and symbols and compete for the banner , which is painted every year by a famous international artist. Four races take place: relay race, tug-of-war, archery and final horse race
Port'Oria The name originates from the eastern town gate having underneath the Borgo Ruga: the borough includes the small villages of Anzù, Canal, Cellarda, Nemeggio, Pont, Villapaiera, Sanzan. The banner indicates a Bohemian double-headed eagle on a golden background.

uomo The borough covers the area leading to Porta Pusterla, the borgo around the cathedral, the small villages of Mugnai, Tomo and Villaga. The banner indicates an eight-pointed golden star with a basis of three golden stripes on a blue background.
Castello The borough covers the Alboino's castle and the north-eastern area including the small villages of Arson, Cart, Lasen, Umin, Grum, Vellai, Vignui, Villabruna, Zermen.. The banner indicates a golden lion on a light blue background. Santo Stefano The borough includes an area located north-east of the town and the small villages of Foen, Lamen, Pren. The banner indicates a golden hunting horn on a red background. The small villages belonging to the different boroughs originate from the ancient castles lying in the area called le Feltrie.