Against the background an architrave of an aqueduct, a small group of sombrero-hatted men ride their horses. A few seconds. a larger group pursues them. It's a typical, well-composed actuality that you'd expect from the folks who worked for Lumiere.Gabriel Veyre, who shot this actuality, was a globe-trotting exhibitor for about seven years. In Mexico in 1896, he shot a bunch of movies, then went to other places to show movies and shoot some more. Lumiere distributed his movies. He died in Morocco in 1936, where he had resided for many years, working as a newspaper correspondent.His cameraman on this and his other Mexican films was Claude Ferdinand Bon Bernard. About that individual, all that is known is that fact.