capeadors

First come the three _matadors_, the eldest in the middle, the next on his right, and the youngest on the left; they are followed by their respective _cuadrillas_, the _banderilleros_, the _capeadors_, the

The Land of The Blessed Virgin; Sketches and Impressions in Andalusia 1919

Standing now four feet away Torellas, to blind the charging bull as the capeadors had done, had to step close in.

Wide Courses 1912

As they are flirted before his eyes, he tramples them under his hoofs, and the capeadors escape behind the bourladera, a partition six feet wide, placed in the arena at four places equally distant.

Six Months in Mexico 1888

"So far it was clever, neat work on the part of the capeadors, but nothing wonderful, nothing to match Juan's work on the horse.

Wide Courses 1912

"And then into the ring came the capeadors on foot.

Wide Courses 1912