Chaotic and dangerous debut of the Álvaro Núñez cattle ranch in the third running of the bulls

The ring is filled with young people and others combing their hair for the heifers. There's a lot of danger from the first, named Andrea, who deals out blows left and right. Tremendous somersaults, with a very hard and worrying one: a man remains motionless in the sand, between the 1st and 2nd, right in the area where the bulls enter the alley. A commotion of young people gather around him, who support him by the stirrup to keep the cow from getting too close. Finally, he is handed over to the Red Cross, who transport him on a stretcher to the infirmary. Several attendants are injured, including one who is treated for a blow to the forehead. There are very dangerous moments with Andrea, who struggles to return to the pens along with the substitute Jalisco. Reported by: Rosario Pérez

This Thursday, the Victoriano del Río bulls return to Pamplona, ​​a classic that has been running for 14 years in San Fermín.

And after confinement, you have to replenish your energy and there's nothing like a good lunch.

Video of the arrival of Álvaro Núñez's bulls, with many feet. A young man is tripped by a chestnut tree. Reported by Rosario Pérez

Three transfers, one due to a bull horn injury on the Espoz y Mina stretch

and two bruised

The sixth bull, a chestnut, suffered a fall before the alley, which also caused some tense moments.

A turbulent run: Many bulls fell and young men fell, many of them in very delicate parts of the race that could have led to more serious incidents.

Álvaro Núñez's bulls have gone from strength to strength and have finished with a devilish speed.

Two minutes and 20 seconds, a very fast race!

There is a fallen arm, bulls and steers pass over it

The first bulls enter the ring

Much tension with the bulls, which are already entering the alley

Much danger at the Estafeta

The races pick up speed with a chestnut bull in the lead

The bulls are now heading towards Estafeta Street

a bull has caught a waiter's shirt

The herd is very stretched and is already gaining speed, a chestnut tree begins to distance itself

The herd moves to the right and is already arriving at the town hall square.

The bulls are now climbing the Santo Domingo slope, a stretched herd that is already touching the young men.

The bulls leave and head up the Santo Domingo slope.

The rocket is launched into the sky and with its explosion the bull run begins.

One more prayer to San Fermín and everyone is ready to run.

"We ask San Fermín, as our patron saint, to guide us in the running of the bulls by giving us his blessing," the young men pray once again.

The runners commend themselves to San Fermín with their traditional chant

The Foral Police search the alley and take up their positions. Rosario Pérez

Many young people are beginning to be seen praying and having moments of recollection before the bull run.

The waiters are already taking positions because there are only 10 minutes left until the bull run begins.

While the nerves of the runners begin to surface before the imminent running of the bulls, the bulls that, being from Álvaro Núñez, are expected to be noble and fast, await in the corrals.

The highest authority of the running of the bulls is already present, after his commendable work yesterday with the lagging bull of Cebada Gago, the shepherds return to the scene so that the entire running of the bulls runs normally and without danger for the bulls or the young men.

The Saint is already being placed in his niche, yes, on his walk to his location on the Cuesta de Santo Domingo, many hands have approached him to touch him and ask for his protection.

Daily morning walk by municipal authorities to check that all downtown businesses and entrances are closed and that everything is in order ahead of the third San Fermín bull run.

Spectacular view of the Monumental decked out in red and white with 19,000 people. Maestro Bravo's band entertains the crowd before the start of the running of the bulls.

On July 9, 2010, a record number of runners in a running of the bulls was set. It was estimated that more than 15,000 people crowded the different sections of the route, the highest turnout recorded. Report: Ángel González Abad

The officers are preparing to sweep the streets of the center so that no one is left unaware and only the runners wait.

Those were the first words to TVE from the man who was gored yesterday, who admits that he will see the San Fermin festival differently in the coming days.

Compared to yesterday, the streets are less crowded, and with fewer people, the danger is also reduced.

The young man who was gored in the armpit yesterday has already been discharged and his desire for Sanfermines has not ended because today he is already in the center

The pile-ups of young men frequently occur in the alley at the entrance to the plaza, where the route narrows from the last stretch before the bullring to the ring. However, in 2004, also on July 9, the pile-up occurred on the same Cuesta de Santo Domingo, just a few meters from the exit of the corrals. Many young men fell to the ground and caused a traffic jam, resulting in injuries of varying severity to more than thirty people. Report: Ángel González Abad

The day has dawned cold in Pamplona, ​​where the thermometer is at 12 degrees.

As always, the bulls and the six horned animals that will run in this bull run are:

Trapper, 565 kg red bull

Orrojado, a 550 kg chestnut tree

Majoleto, 575 kg chestnut

Aguaclaro, a long, bragado chestnut, weighing 530 kg

Polvorillo, a soap maker, weighing 540 kg

Guerrito, a 550 kg bragado red

Video from the Corrales del Gas of Álvaro Núñez's bulls, which make their debut in Pamplona today on the fair's main event. Reported by Rosario Pérez

July 9th is considered a "cursed" day by bullfighting experts due to the gorings and mishaps that have occurred on this day throughout history. Two fatalities, in 1975 and 1980, and more than sixty injuries from bull horns occurred during the third Pamplona bull run. Reported by Ángel González Abad

The bulls from the Alvaro Núñez ranch make their debut today at the Pamplona Bull Fair, although this team is a direct result of the Núñez del Cuvillo ranch, which has experience in the running of the bulls. This is the first morning for this ranch, which will complement the San Fermin bullfight's star lineup in the afternoon. Morante de la Puebla and Roca Rey, with the young Tomás Rufo as the third bullfighter, have generated the greatest excitement for this afternoon. Report: Ángel González Abad

Good morning! Third day of San Fermín, with our eyes set on this year's newcomer, the Álvaro Núñez ranch, which is coming to Pamplona for the first time.