Bahram Rides His Piebald to the Nahravan

From E6.4, Bahram Leads His Troops against Khosrow. It illustrates E6.4.60–68:

E6.4.60
A scout rode up to Bahram and he said,“A force lies two bowshots from us ahead.”
E6.4.61
On hearing this, he moved his troops to fight,And called the veterans to his side outright.
E6.4.62
He rode a piebald charger, nobly bred,With musk-black tail and proud, uplifted head.
E6.4.63
Its hoofs were bronze; his Indian blade flashed bright,Its stroke like lightning bursting through the night.
E6.4.64
He drove the horse like lightning through the plain;Izad Gashasp rode leftward in his train.
E6.4.65
Hamdan Gashasp and Yalan-sina rode,Their hearts intent on strife along the road.
E6.4.66
Three Turks, descended from the Khan, now sworeTo ease the burden that his army bore:
E6.4.67
“If we should see the Shah ride out alone,Away from all the troops he calls his own,
E6.4.68
Seized or slain, he shall be yours; your men shall restFrom every trouble by which they are pressed.”