capeador

Was not the mounted capeador Juan Roca a brother of Luis Roca, the hat dealer?

"There is your mounted capeador, your brave toreador," she says to Luis, "and they are all alike."

But first a bugle call rang out, and into the ring came the mounted capeador.

He inquired further of Ferrero, who in the ring was a banderillo—that is, one of the people who stick the decorated stakes in the bull's neck—possibly Señor Ferrero knew of a mounted capeador by the name of Juan Roca.

Very much, sir,' and went on to tell Cogan that Juan, the best mounted capeador in all South America, was that very morning breaking in a new horse on the ranch of Don Vicente Guillen outside the city.