Ever since I was a kid growing up in Ogden Utah back in the early 80's, I've been fascinated by the Spanish bullfight. I even searched out books on bullfighting at the Weber County library, where I found and read "Death in the Afternoon" by Ernest Hemingway. I'm probably the only kid in Utah to have ever read that book. Now here we are 40 years later and I still enjoy learning about and keeping up with the bullfights.

October 26, 2019

Muy noble


Establish dates for some of Spain's many bull ranches

Jose Vazquez - 1788

Juan Pedro Domecq - 1790

Zalduendo - July, 1817

La Quinta - April, 1831

Guadalest - June, 1843

Dolores Rufino - September, 1844

Sepulveda de Yeltes - September, 1844

Saltillo - Moreno Silva - July, 1845

Miura - April, 1849

Carriquiri - June 1864

Isabel Flores - September 1864

El Capea - July 1875

Arauz de Robles - January 1882

Concha y Sierra - April 1882

Hernandez Pla - San Martin - November 1882

Palha - November 1883

Partido de Resina - April 1888

Soto de la Fuente - October 1888

Juan Luis Fraile - February 1895

Fernando Pena - April 1909

El Sierro - August 1910

Parlade - May 1913

Maria del Carmen Camacho - June 1913

Prieto de la Cal - May 1919

Victorino Martin - May 1919

La Guadamilla - June 1920

Villamarta - April 1921

Montalvo - October 1926

Samuel Flores - April 1928

Victoriano del Rio - July 1942

Fermin Bohorquez - May 1951

Conde de Mayalde - May 1960

Los Chospes - January 1970

La Ventana del Puerto - January 1970

Fraile Mazas - January 1970

Carmen Lorenzo - January 1970

El Torero - May 1970

El Puerto de San Lorenzo - April 1982

Gabriel Rojas - May 1983

Luis Algarra - May 1983

Jose Escolar - March 1985

Garcigrande - June 1986

Alcurrucen - June 1989

Nunez del Cuvillo - May 1991

Valdefresno - May 1994

Martin Lorca - July 1995

El Ventorillo - May 1996

Adolfo Martin - May 1998

Fuente Ymbro - March 2002

Montealto - April 2006

Antonio Palla - July 2009

October 25, 2019

Seabiscuit

(2003)

Storyline - It's the Depression, and everyone needs to hold onto a dream to get them through the bad times.

Car maker Charles Howard is no different, he who is trying to rebuild his life after the tragic death of his only child and the resulting end of his first marriage. With second wife Marcela at his side, Charles wants to get into horse racing and ends up with a team of underdogs who are also chasing their own dream.

The first is trainer Tom Smith, who has a natural instinct to spot the capabilities of horses.

The second is the horse Tom chooses for Charles, Seabiscuit, an unconventional choice as despite his pedigreed lineage, Seabiscuit is small at fifteen and a half hands tall with a slight limp. But Tom can see something in Seabiscuit's nature to make him a winner, if only Seabiscuit can be retrained from his inbred losing ways.

And third is the jockey they decide to hire, Johnny "Red" Pollard, so nicknamed because of his hair color.

Like Tom, Red has always shown a natural way with horses, but a difficult upbringing due solely to the Depression has made Red an angry young man, which has gotten him into trouble both on and off the track. And he is large for a jockey, and thus he always feels the need to battle the weight issue. Another common trait between Tom, Seabiscuit and Red is that they have been called crazy by those in traditional horse racing circles.

Against the odds, Seabiscuit, with his human team behind him, does show his winning abilities and captures the imagination of all those others wanting to believe in a dream. But Seabiscuit's victories are at smaller races.

As such, Charles aims high and wants Seabiscuit to race Triple Crown winner War Admiral, who by all accounts is a winner and should be a winner. If given the chance to race against War Admiral (whose owner doesn't want to race as he feels he has nothing to prove), will Seabiscuit and his team continue to keep the dreams of the common Americans alive?

Through the good and the bad, especially as Red and Seabiscuit face mirroring problems, they all have to decide what is in their collective best interest.


Seabiscuit is one of my all time favorite movies. Along with many others I would imagine seeing as it is the only film I've seen where in the theatre the audience actually applauded at the end.

I especially enjoyed the scenes that took place in the border town Tijuana. One of which was at the Tijuana plaza de toros where Charles Howard has his first conversation with his soon to be second wife, Marcela.

October 23, 2019

Jose Garrido in the rain


Chinchon, October 20, 2019

Tercer memorial Victor Barrio en Villa Seca de la Sagra, October 19

Diego Urdiales, Manuel Escribano, Eugenio de Mora, Marcos, Alvaro Lorenzo


El escalafón es el ranking de toreros de la temporada, 2019

 

     Festejos en plazaOrejas en plaza 
No.LidiadorFestejoOrejaRaboReses lidiadas
1El Juli43431152441030386
2Ginés Marín426141314157233184
3Cayetano425701116158212884
4Miguel Ángel Perera4257215141310173084
5Pablo Aguado41371131999141484
6José María Manzanares375701120612291674
7Sebastián Castella3650315111017151875
8Morante de la Puebla362008226212674
9El Cid344317819463368
10El Fandi33611513153292967
11Emilio de Justo31370129108161368
12López Simón3042011514962760
13Antonio Ferrera30413141241223665
14Octavio Chacón3029115114312566
15Paco Ureña2942113881691760
16Enrique Ponce29291111171091061
17Manuel Escribano264136218323654
18Curro Díaz262406317122154
19David de Miranda243914812672649
20Román2416110410301349
21Daniel Luque22393111101322448
22José Garrido222305512051845
23Diego Urdiales22170127338644
24Toñete212804710082042
25Rubén Pinar2029044120111845
26Gómez del Pilar202913116002940
27Álvaro Lorenzo2026010554111141
28Roca Rey17281944991037
29Luis David Adame1719094467634
30Pepe Moral177191730434
31Juan Leal16220925103932
32Joaquín Galdós16191538311532
33Finito de Córdoba146151820428
34Ángel Téllez13261139071926
35Fernando Robleño139061600927
36López Chaves136181421325
37David Galván12142318001424
38Esaú Fernández113120011003121
39Sánchez Vara11292209002924
40Morenito de Aranda11130218001322
41Juan Ortega114071301321
42El Adoureño101520010001520
43Filiberto101200010001220
44Javier Cortés108041500820
45Alberto Lamelas9130216031018
46Miguel Ángel Pacheco9110306101017
47Thomas Dufau98050430519
48João Silva Juanito8140116011316
49Eugenio de Mora812021512919
50Juan del Álamo88031402617
51Uceda Leal79000700914
52Jesús Enrique Colombo610010510911
53Salvador Cortés68000600812
54Damián Castaño67001500712
55Javier Castaño61021310012
56Raúl Rivera5131005001310
57Javier Herrero55000500510
58Gonzalo Caballero5502031048
59Adrien Salenc5402033019
60Cristian Escribano54030200410
61Nuno Casquinha5000050008
62Rafael Rubio Rafaelillo5004010009
63Lama de Góngora4700040078
64Aníbal Ruiz4710130258
65Rafael Serna4611121058
66Joselillo4400130048
67Alejandro Marcos4400220048
68Tomás Campos4301030037
69Manuel Dias Gomes4001030007
70Ángel Sánchez4002020008
71Antonio Nazaré3810030086
72Javier Marín3601020066
73Tomás Angulo3500030056
74Jesús Duque3501022036
75Alberto Álvarez3401020046
76Julio Benítez El Cordobés hijo3300030036
77Rafael Cerro3300030036
78David Mora3301020036
79Thomas Joubert3302011027
80Javier Conde3201020026
81Varea3102100106
82Antonio Joao Ferreira3001020005
83Imanol Sánchez2600020064
84Daniel Crespo2600110244
85Antonio Linares2500020054
86Pedro Gutiérrez El Capea2500020054
87Román Pérez2500020054
88Luis Miguel Encabo2500110324
89Canales Rivera2400020044
90Fernando Adrián2400020044
91Jesulín de Ubrique2400020044
92Francisco José Palazón2200020025
93Diego Carretero2200110114
94Javier Antón2100020014
95Fernando Tendero2100110014
96Joselito Adame2101010014
97Francisco José Espada2102001004
98Andy Younes2102001005
99Santiago Mújica El Sargento2000020004
100Andrés Palacios2000110004
101Dorian Canton2001010003
102Alfonso Cadaval2001010004
103Javier Jiménez2001010004
104Marc Serrano2001010004
105Iván Vicente2001100004
106Sergio Serrano2001100004
107Sebastián Ritter2002000003
108Jesús Chover2002000004
109José Tomás1610100604
110Juan Bautista1511005003
111Antonio Puerta1410010042
112Juan del Moral (antes Vázquez Romero)1300010032
113Paulita1300010032
114Ismael López1200010022
115Juan Miguel1200010022
116Juan de Castilla1200010022
117Leonardo Polo Leonardo San Sebastián1200010022
118Tibo García1200010022
119Víctor Puerto1200010022
120Juan Mora1200100203
121Luis Gerpe1210010022
122Curro Ramírez1100010011
123Rocío Morelli1100010011
124Aitor Darío El Gallo1100010012
125Amor Rodríguez1100010012
126Clemente1100010012
127García Navarrete1100010012
128Paco Ramos1100100102
129Sergio Flores1101001001
130Chamaco1101001002
131Jorge Isiegas1101001002
132Ángel Jiménez1101001002
133Mari Paz Vega1000010001
134Daniel Ollora El Dani1000010002
135Fernández Meca1000010002
136José Ramón García Chechu1000010002
137Miguel Maestro1000010002
138Abel Valls1000100002
139Rivera Ordóñez Paquirri1000100002
140Vicente Soler1000100002
141Arturo Macías1001000001
142Daniel Cuevas1001000002
143Luis Bolívar1001000002
144Miguel de Pablo1001000002
145Oliva Soto1001000002

October 22, 2019


Date and location unknown, but does it matter?

Lol, Manzanares is the man.