How did the race in the special Olympics become very special indeed?
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When the eight contestants saw their team mate fall, they, instead of continuing the race, came to the help of their fellow contestant. All the athletes had dreamt of winning the medal. ... All the contestants displayed empathy turning the Special Olympics into a really 'special' one.
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Poem Nine Gold Medals written by David Roth.
The race in the Special Olympics became very special indeed at the end.
The Special Olympics referred to in David Roth’s poem’ Nine Gold Medals’ became special for a great display of human compassion and co-operation by eight differently-abled runners who stopped and came back to rescue one fellow athlete who fell down to the ground during a race. Then they finished the race by walking, holding hands together.
To mark that special incident and as a recognition of their sportsman spirit all the nine runners were awarded a gold medal each, making it nine gold medals in a single event.
Note-
Special Olympics is an international games event organised for and participated by children and adults with intellectual disabilities. This is named ‘special’ for the differently abled status of its participants. And that is why the banner read “Special Olympics”.