Behzad Knows Siavash's Saddle

From B10.19, Kay Khosrow Wins Behzad. It illustrates B10.19.4–14:

B10.19.4
Prince Khosrow hastened toward the shining spring,Intent upon the task that hope might bring.
B10.19.5
He showed Behzad the saddle, bridle dark,In hope his purpose now would hit its mark.
B10.19.6
The steed beheld the king and sighed from deep,Then stood stock-still beside the water’s sweep.
B10.19.7
He saw Siavash’s pard-skin saddle-seat,Long stirrups and the quiver at its feet.
B10.19.8
Behzad stood rooted by the flowing tide,And from the watering-place he would not stride.
B10.19.9
Prince Khosrow saw him calm and hurried near,And bore the saddle forward without fear.
B10.19.10
Brave Shabrang stood motionless in his place,And opened wide his eyes upon that face.
B10.19.11
Then Khosrow wept, and faithful Giv wept too,As though fierce fire were roasting both the two.
B10.19.12
Their tears poured down; their tongues in anger cried,And curses fell on Afrasiab’s pride.
B10.19.13
Khosrow stroked eyes and face with tender care,His chest and mane, and smoothed his flowing hair.
B10.19.14
He bridled him and saddled him, the heirRemembering his father in despair.