| Next banderilleros run around the bull and plunge harpoon sticks into him, further tearing the flesh. |
| The mounted bailiffs are followed into the ring by the matadors and their banderilleros and picadors. |
| The banderilleros wear similar garments, lacking only the gold embroidery, which is reserved exclusively for the matadors. |
| The harpoons of the banderilleros followed, piercing the back in symmetrical pairs. |
| Next the picadores, mounted on horseback, gore the bull with lances to weaken him, and the banderilleros stick colored banners into his neck. |
| Then the first of three banderilleros individually run towards the bull making him charge. |
