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Montando al Zorro
A documentary biography that brings to life the story of the Argentine gray horse "Zorro." From his first rides to his farewell in Bragado with Rufino Montiel, it includes the testimonies of more than 15 interviewees, including his owner, Omar Passarotti, and the invaluable presence of historic jockeys such as Ismael Santamaría, Jorge Aristegui (10-time champion of Jesús María), Claudio Nielsen, José Prátula, and Luis Dell' Arciprete.
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A documentary biography that brings to life the story of the Argentine gray horse "Zorro." From his first rides to his farewell in Bragado with Rufino Montiel, it includes the testimonies of more than 15 interviewees, including his owner, Omar Passarotti, and the invaluable presence of historic jockeys such as Ismael Santamaría, Jorge Aristegui (10-time champion of Jesús María), Claudio Nielsen, José Prátula, and Luis Dell' Arciprete.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Juan Ignacio Domínguez
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