A bull runner holds his head as the herd passes and jumps over him during...

A bull runner holds his head as the herd passes and jumps over him during the first running-of-the-bulls in the famed "Fiesta de San Fermin" July 7. [The fiesta, made internationally famous by Ernest Hemingway in his 1926 novel "The Sun Also Rises" (Fiesta), continues for one week. The bulls are let out in the streets each morning for a 900-meter (yard) dash from their corrals to the bullring where they are killed in a bullfight later in the afternoon.] These bulls, from the ranch of Marques de Domecq, only slightly injured this runner who was bleeding from the head when taken away by medics on the scene.