Rostam Seizes the Tail of Chingish's Steed

From B14.2, Chingish Faces Rostam. It illustrates B14.2.31–36:

B14.2.31
He spurred his heavy charger into flight,And sought his army, fleeing from the fight.
B14.2.32
Then Rostam spurred brave Rakhsh, a streak of flame,And swiftly after that proud rider came.
B14.2.33
Then Rostam reached him; voices rent the sky,And all the plain rang out with that great cry.
B14.2.34
Then Rostam seized the tail of Chingish’s steed,Both armies watched, astonished at the deed.
B14.2.35
He held it fast; then Chingish, gripped by fear,Flung himself down and left the saddle clear.
B14.2.36
His helmet fell; for zanhar then he cried;Rostam laid him in dust, his plea denied.