Which of the Following Are True

Which of the following are true?

A) Sport was not very popular in antiquity because people in Rome would rather spend their free time at
The gambling parlors than at sporting events held in the Circus Maximus and similar venues.
B) Racing syndicates that provided money, horses and drivers for chariot races in Rome were identified by the various breeds of horses that each syndicate favored. The Black syndicate relied exclusively on stallions to pull their chariots while the Gold syndicate favored geldings.
C) Athletes of today would have much in common with the athletes of antiquity who, like today's athletes, competed to achieve fame, fortune, and glory.
D) All of the above are true.
E) A and B are true.