Zal Lifts a Rider from the Saddle

From A8.20, Manuchehr Approves of Zal. It illustrates A8.20.31–36:

A8.20.31
He marked a noble rider famed for skill,A hardened warrior, fierce of hand and will.
A8.20.32
He charged; the warrior wheeled and fled away;Zal pressed behind him, hunting down his prey.
A8.20.33
From out the dust Zal sprang with leopard speed,And closed upon the rider’s fleeing steed.
A8.20.34
He seized the rider’s girdle in his hand,And tore him from his seat before the band.
A8.20.35
He raised him lightly from the saddle-seat;The Shah and army marveled at the feat.
A8.20.36
The chiefs cried out in wonder at the sight:“No man has ever shown such strength and might!”