Bahram Tries the Hundred Arab Steeds

From D9.2, Bahram Goor Is Born and Raised by an Arab. It illustrates D9.2.109–116:

D9.2.109
He hurried out and soon again returnedWith one full hundred steeds whose mettle burned.
D9.2.110
Bahram beheld them and rode on the plain,And wheeled among them, testing heart and rein.
D9.2.111
Yet every horse, though fleet from side to side,Seemed wingless once the prince had climbed astride.
D9.2.112
At length he chose a chestnut broad of breast,Whose wind-like feet outstripped the tested best.
D9.2.113
A second, branded differently, he chose,A bay, as dread as some nahang that rose.
D9.2.114
Its shoes flashed fire beneath its thundering tread,And from its ruddy breast fell drops of red.
D9.2.115
Then Monzer paid what both those steeds were worth;In Kufa’s woodland lay their native earth.
D9.2.116
Bold Bahram took the pair with watchful care,Bright as Azargashasp, a blazing flare.