Bull Breeds & Ganaderías

Puerto de San Lorenzo Opened San Fermín Twice, Then Vanished for Seven Years

Bull Breeds & Ganaderías

Victoriano del Río: The Ganadería Four Owners Built Before Its 1985 Rebuild

Ganadería Victoriano del Río history: four owners before the 1985 rebuild, the Domecq bloodline, and its 2:25 average across 15 Pamplona runs.

Bull Breeds & Ganaderías

Jandilla’s Own Breeder Registry Names a Different Owner Than Nearly Every Other Source. He’s Been in Charge Since 2016.

Bull Breeds & Ganaderías

Six of Pamplona’s Bull Ranches Trace to the Same Root Bloodline. Two Don’t Share Any of It.

Eight ganaderías that have run Pamplona trace to just a handful of root bloodlines. The encaste system explains which share genetics, and which two don't.

Bull Breeds & Ganaderías

Miura Holds San Fermín’s Longest and Shortest Encierro Records. Neither Happened in a Bullring.

Miura's most extreme entries in San Fermín's record books happened on the street, not in the bullring: the longest encierro ever run, and one of

Bull Breeds & Ganaderías

Torrestrella Caused the Only American Death in Encierro History. It Hasn’t Run Pamplona Since 2014.

Bull Breeds & Ganaderías

Ganadería Dolores Aguirre Ran Pamplona 15 Times. Its Founder Was Never Andalusian.

Ganaderia Dolores Aguirre history: 15 Pamplona runs through 2014, the Basque founder, and why it's absent from San Fermin today.

Bull Breeds & Ganaderías

José Escolar: The Ganadería That Transformed Its Own Encierro Record

Bull Breeds & Ganaderías

The Toro Bravo’s Most Dangerous Blind Spot Isn’t Behind It. It’s Directly in Front of Its Own Nose.

Bull Breeds & Ganaderías

Cebada Gago Has Gored More Pamplona Runners Than Any Other Ranch. Its Bloodline Is Younger Than the Legend.

The history of Ganaderia Cebada Gago: a Cadiz bloodline rebuilt in 1960 that has gored more Pamplona runners than any other San Fermin ranch.