Peleas de caballos para recibir el año nuevo chino

Two stallions fight during a traditional Chinese New Year horse fighting competition for the Year of the Horse at the Miao Minority village of Tiantou in China's Guangxi Province on February 2, 2014. China welcomed in the Lunar New Year of the Horse which sees about 3.62 billion trips made by Chinese travellers during the 40-day Spring Festival travel period. AFP PHOTO/Mark RALSTON

This photo taken on February 4, 2014 shows villagers trying to stop a buffalo fleeing during a traditional Chinese New Year buffalo fighting competition at the Miao Minority village of Biasha in Guizhou Province. The fights which date back to the 15th century see rival Miao minority villages competing against each other for the honor of champion buffalo. AFP PHOTO/Mark RALSTON

To go with China-lifestyle-NewYear-wildlife-horse-rights,FOCUS by TOM HANCOCK This photo taken on February 2, 2014 shows two stallions fighting during a traditional Chinese New Year horse fighting competition for the Year of the Horse at the Miao Minority village of Tiantou in Guangxi Province. For the residents of Tiantou, a remote village in the Guangxi region, the 500-year-old tradition which pits male horses against each other in a fight over a female was the only way to kick off the Lunar New Year. AFP PHOTO / Mark RALSTON

To go with China-lifestyle-NewYear-wildlife-horse-rights,FOCUS by TOM HANCOCK This photo taken on February 2, 2014 shows two stallions fighting during a traditional Chinese New Year horse fighting competition for the Year of the Horse at the Miao Minority village of Tiantou in Guangxi Province. For the residents of Tiantou, a remote village in the Guangxi region, the 500-year-old tradition which pits male horses against each other in a fight over a female was the only way to kick off the Lunar New Year. AFP PHOTO / Mark RALSTON

Miao Minority villagers dance during events around a traditional Chinese New Year horse fighting competition for the Year of the Horse at the village of Tiantou in China's Guangxi Province on February 2, 2014. China welcomed in the Lunar New Year of the Horse which sees about 3.62 billion trips made by Chinese travellers during the 40-day Spring Festival travel period. AFP PHOTO / Mark RALSTON

Miao Minority villagers dressed as spirits take part in events during a traditional Chinese New Year horse fighting competition for the Year of the Horse at the village of Tiantou in China's Guangxi Province on February 2, 2014. China welcomed in the Lunar New Year of the Horse which sees about 3.62 billion trips made by Chinese travellers during the 40-day Spring Festival travel period. AFP PHOTO/Mark RALSTON

Miao Minority villagers in traditional costume dance during a traditional Chinese New Year horse fighting competition for the Year of the Horse at the village of Tiantou in Guangxi Province on February 2, 2014. China welcomed in the Lunar New Year of the Horse which sees about 3.62 billion trips made by Chinese travellers during the 40-day Spring Festival travel period. AFP PHOTO/Mark RALSTON

Miao Minority women dressed as spirits take part in a traditional Chinese New Year horse fighting competition for the Year of the Horse at the village of Tiantou in China's Guangxi Province on February 2, 2014. China welcomed in the Lunar New Year of the Horse which sees about 3.62 billion trips made by Chinese travellers during the 40-day Spring Festival travel period. AFP PHOTO/Mark RALSTON

Two trainers try to get control of a stallion during a traditional Chinese New Year horse fighting competition for the Year of the Horse at the Miao Minority village of Tiantou in China's Guangxi Province on February 2, 2014. China welcomed in the Lunar New Year of the Horse which sees about 3.62 billion trips made by Chinese travellers during the 40-day Spring Festival travel period. AFP PHOTO/Mark RALSTON

Two stallions fight during a traditional Chinese New Year horse fighting competition for the Year of the Horse at the Miao Minority village of Tiantou in China's Guangxi Province on February 2, 2014. China welcomed in the Lunar New Year of the Horse which sees about 3.62 billion trips made by Chinese travellers during the 40-day Spring Festival travel period. AFP PHOTO/Mark RALSTON

This photo taken on February 4, 2014 shows two buffalo clashing during a traditional Chinese New Year buffalo fighting competition at the Miao Minority village of Biasha in Guizhou Province. The fights which date back to the 15th century see rival Miao minority villages competing against each other for the honor of champion buffalo. AFP PHOTO/Mark RALSTON

This photo taken on February 4, 2014 shows two buffalo clashing during a traditional Chinese New Year buffalo fighting competition at the Miao Minority village of Biasha in Guizhou Province. The fights which date back to the 15th century see rival Miao minority villages competing against each other for the honor of champion buffalo. AFP PHOTO/Mark RALSTON