The City Council of Guillena has published the rules for the release of cattle taking place tomorrow Saturday, with the participation of various ranches. It is reminded that participation is prohibited for those under 16 years of age.
The City Council of Guillena has disseminated the participation and safety rules for the release of cattle that will be held tomorrow Saturday 5th September. The event will feature cattle from various ranches, including Yerbabuena, Albaserrada, Agustín Lunar, and Palancares.
Specifically, 4 female calves, 3 male yearlings, and 1 male bull will be dealt with, as reported by the council. Access to the stands of the Plaza de Toros will be orderly from 17:30 hours, showing the ticket.
Security personnel will check coolers, bags, and other personal belongings to prevent the entry of dangerous objects. Glass or crystal objects will not be allowed. Access to the ring can only be made once the public has occupied the stands.
Participation of under-16s is prohibited, and parents and guardians must pay special attention to minors during the event. Those who remain within the route or in the ring will be considered participants and do so at their own risk.
The City Council warns that participation under the influence of alcohol or narcotic substances is not allowed. It is prohibited to enter with objects that may hinder the run, as well as carrying weapons, bottles, glasses, or other items that could cause harm to the cattle or other participants.
Respect the cattle. It is prohibited to harass, punish, poke, or perform any painful or humiliating action. They may not be grabbed by the tail, horns, or any other part of the body.
The barriers must be kept clear, without placing structures, carts, furniture, or other elements that hinder public circulation within a minimum distance of 3 meters. During the event, the sale of alcoholic beverages in public spaces is prohibited, as well as the installation of sales stalls, kiosks, or similar.
Attendees must follow the instructions of Local Police, Guardia Civil, and Civil Protection at all times. Non-compliance with these rules may result in penalties, and reports may be filed based on existing or provided images from the public.

