PAMPLONA, Spain (Reuters) - Two people were gored and at least four others were treated for injuries on Thursday after the seventh bull run at the San Fermin festival in Pamplona where thousands of runners sprint from a dozen bulls and steers through narrow city streets.
The final day of the centuries-old festival, most famous for the 875-metre, 8-am run from the specially-bred cattle along a cordoned off route, is on Friday.
The run on Thursday lasted 2 minutes 40 seconds and included animals from the Nunez del Cuvillo ranch.
The half a dozen bulls which take part in the run are later pitted against a matador in the city's bull ring.