Can you describe the Chavadi procession that Balaram was so enthusiastic to witness?

The Chavadi procession was a grand and joyous event. As described in Chapter 51, it was held on a Thursday, which was a day of 'double joy' for the devotees. The procession began with a grand bhajan in the courtyard, sung to the rhythm of cymbals and mridanga. A horse named Shyam-Sundar, adorned with a gold-embroidered cloth, would dance at the front. The air was filled with the sound of horns, bugles, and trumpets. Devotees carried flags, banners, and torches, while a royal umbrella was held over Sai Baba's head. Baba would walk with Tatya Patil on his left holding a lantern, creating a beautiful spectacle.