Gayo Luwes is one of the districts located in the central part of Aceh province. This district is known as one of the best arabica coffee producing regions in the world. The delicious taste of Gayo coffee is unquestionable. Nature thrills Gayo to the world through his coffee. In addition to being known as a coffee-producing region, Gayo Luwes also has a very diverse cultural richness. One of them is horse racing or in gayo language known as "pace kude". This event is usually held to commemorate the anniversary of NKRI and Gayo Luwes Regency. Horse race match is located on the edge of Lake Laut Tawar, Central Aceh. This activity became the biggest party for Gayo community. For tourists this activity becomes an interesting tourist attraction while in Central Aceh. Pacifiers kude is a silaturrahmi arena all horse lovers in Gayo. The unique thing of this racetrack is a horseman under 13 years old. These little Gayo jockeys, riding their horses without using plena while on the track. They just hold a rattan in hand to spur the horse to run fast. However, the balance to avoid accidents in the arena of the game is maintained, because the race of horses has become a deeply ingrained tradition for the Gayo community. The horse driven by the little jockeys belongs to his parents or relatives. Victory in this event becomes prestigious for horse lovers because they will get a cash prize from the local government and honor in the eyes of the people who make the horse is sold at a high price. Horse racing in Gayo Luwes District has been started since the Dutch colonial era. Formerly this event was held to commemorate the birthday of one of Queen queen of the Netherlands, Queen Wihelmina in month between August and September, and also held to welcome rice harvest in both month.