It was ordered that […] the mares shall get together with the ´garannones´ [horses?] and the female donkeys, with the nags [´rocines´] so some offspring of ´muletos´ [?] was born, as it is the custom. And […] it is also ordered that the said nags and donkeys shall be castrated and, if their owners did not want [to castrate them] […], they shall have the donkeys aside and thethered from half February unti the whole month of September, and the nags until the end of May, on pain, if they released them and they caused any damage, of reimboursing the damage they had made besides a penalty of 4 reales of silver, assigned one third to the owner of the female donkey or mare [?], one third to the accuser, and the other third to the foreman. And, if the said mares or female donkeys voluntarily went where the donkeys or nags were thethered, they shall get as a penalty 3 sueldos and, if they had been brought by their owner or his servants so the nag or donkey could cover them, they shall get as a penalty 4 reales, assigned according to the indicated way.  And if it was any donkey ´pastorino´ [that accompanies the cattle?] that had left the cattle or belonged to any foreigner, the penalty shall amount to 1 sueldo and, anyone who saw it and denounced it is entitled to charge the penalty [´lo haya de poner en cobro´?], on pain […] of 1 real each time; and, if any male ´cojudo´ or ´mulatos´ [ i.e. horse or, donkey] older than 2 years had covered any mare or female doney, a penalty of 4 reales each time shall be imposed besides [the reimboursement of] the damage […].