File:Great partridge hunt.jpg
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English: Small game driven hunt (Spain and World Record). Santa Cruz de Mudela, 18th October 1959: 4,608 partridges. The objective was to break the record. Ironically, the Count of Teba complained he did not harvest enough partridges. In the photo: Francisco Franco, Cirilo Casanovas, Manuel Arburúa de la Miyar, the Marquess of Villaverde, the Count of Caralt, the Count of Teba, the Marquess of Corbera, José Ramón Mora-Figueroa, Eduardo Aznar Coste, Aurelio Segovia Mora-Figueroa, Mateo Sánchez Rovira, Juan Pedro Domecq Rivero, Manuel Maestre Salinas, Rodrigo Medina Benjumea, José María Sanchiz Sancho and Fernando Merello. |
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| Source | Cazadores españoles del Siglo XX |
| Author | Unknown author |
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