This celebration, declared of National Tourist Interest, pays tribute to the livestock and pastoral tradition of the region. The event stands out for the spectacular descent of the horses, the dressage exhibition, and the traditional marking of the foals born during the year.
The day begins in the morning with an outdoor mass, followed by a festive atmosphere enlivened by bagpipe bands and brass bands. Attendees can enjoy regional dance competitions and a large fellowship meal, culminating in the equestrian activities that are the heart of this festivity.