The bulls of Los Maños surpassed those of Monteviejo and the Mexican Joselito Adame came out on the shoulders
An interesting herd challenge ushered in the fourth celebration of the Sanjuanes de Soria Market. The herd of Los Maños, from Santacoloma, won the competition against the “white legs” of Monteviejo, iron acquired by Victorino Martín, with bulls of Barcial origin. For his fight, two seasoned bullfighters in a thousand fights were announced, such as the Murcian Rafaelillo and the Mexican Joselito Adame, completing the shortlist of the local Rubén Sanz.
With an entry exceeding half capacity, Rafaelillo watched his first, a bull from Monteviejo who gained nobility in the first third, was returned to the corrals after a good cape reception from the right-hander from the Carmen neighborhood. . Instead, a hat from the same ranch jumped into the ring, with more Roman and wicked intentions. Complicated bull to which Rafael responded with intelligence and mastery of the fight. He poked him before the lunge, and the recognition of his work was left with an ovation. He did, however, walk the trophy of the fourth in the afternoon, from Los Maños, where he handled solvency. With the capote he drew veronicas of good air and the task was an example of good technique, doing everything for the bull, something bland, where he got all his background from. This time the sword worked perfectly and he got the prize of the ear.
The best lot went to Joselito Adame. His first from Monteviejo was a bull that attacked clearly and blocked the Mexican with the capote and also the natural in the muleta task. I would have gotten a trophy if I didn’t leak. He was applauded. The best of his performance would come for fifth, a great bull from Los Maños, with whom Adame fought very well against the veronica and with whom he connected with the crowd in an intense crutch task, killing with a big lunge. He cut off two ears and was the only one to leave on his shoulders in the afternoon, because Rubén Sanz, despite winning that right, left the square on his own foot. He cut off both ears of a good Los Maños bull that fought in third place; however, it was shortened by the sixth, by Monteviejo, causing complications, provoking the public’s ire.
Source: La Verdad
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