The Madrid bullfighter Álvaro Serrano left on his shoulders through the Puerta Grande de Las Ventas after a double performance in which the desire for victory, dedication, courage and clarity of ideas prevailed. He must have been accompanied by the rancher Agustín Montes, owner of the Montealto iron, who sent to Las Ventas six bulls of supreme category: well presented, brave on the horses, five of them, fit, fierce, who returned to the festival the intensity that is its own and made some young people who are not very used to opponents willing to sell their lives so dearly sweat their shirts.
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Montealto/Bastos, Morilla, Serrano
Steers of Montealtowell presented, brave, very well-adjusted, powerful, fierce and greedy. The fifth, the one with the best workmanship, uneven in length and dull in the final third. All, except the fifth, were applauded at the drag.
Tomás Bastos: perpendicular thrust -warning- (silence); two punctures -warning- puncture and thrust (silence).
Martin Morilla: prick and slump (silence); two jabs and a thrust through (silence).
Álvaro Serranor: lunge (ear); thrust through -warning- -2nd warning- and a hair loss (ear). He left on his shoulders through the Great Gate.
Las Ventas bullring. May 12. bullfighting Fourth celebration of the San Isidro Fair. Almost full (20,371 spectators, according to the company).