What was the role of the horse Shyamakarna and what other elements contributed to the pageantry of the Chavadi procession?

The Chavadi procession was a spectacle of great pageantry, led by the copper-colored horse named Shyamakarna. As described in Chapter 37, Shyamakarna was fully adorned with all ornaments and had jingling bells on his feet, leading the procession from the front. Other elements that added to the grandeur included a mace-bearer who walked ahead shouting Sai's name, chowrie-bearers fanning Baba from both sides, and an umbrella-bearer holding an umbrella over His head. Furthermore, devotees would spread shawls and other fine cloths on the path for Baba to walk on, showcasing their deep reverence and love.