Hermanas Angoso Clavijo

Bulls Hermanas Angoso Clavijo

Owner: María y Carmen Angoso Clavijo.

Currency: Violet and white.

Acronym: ATC.

Ear signal: Horquilla on the right and Orejisana on the left

Ranch farm: “Villoria de Buenamadre”, El Cubo de Don Sancho, Salamanca

History: The Hermanas Angoso Clavijo farm, located in Villoria de Buenamadre, near Fuentes de San Esteban in Salamanca, Spain, is a renowned name in the world of Spanish bull breeding.

Its origins date back to 1908, when Victoriano Angoso founded the farm with cows from the Veragua lineage and sires from Eulogio Martínez. Over the years, the ranch has preserved a Domecq bloodline through García Jiménez, ensuring the bravery and nobility of its bulls.

Additionally, in November 2019, a bull from this farm, in collaboration with Antonio Palla, played a key role in the success of recortador (bull-leaper) Javier Manso 'Balotelli', who won the first-ever ‘Castellano de Oro’ in Arroyo de la Encomienda, Valladolid.

Among its notable achievements, in March 2023, during the Feria de la Magdalena, young bulls from Hermanas Angoso Clavijo were featured in a novillada sin picadores (a bullfight with young bulls and apprentice matadors). Colombian bullfighter Arturo Cartagena secured two ears, highlighting the quality of the farm.

The farm is owned by Carmen and María Angoso Clavijo, who, alongside the new generations of the family, continue to uphold the legacy and prestige of Hermanas Angoso Clavijo with passion and dedication, ensuring its place in the world of Spanish bull breeding.