pic·a·dor 
(pĭkə-dôr′, pē′kä-dôr)
(pĭkə-dôr′, pē′kä-dôr)n. pl. pic·a·dors or pic·a·do·res (pē′kä-dōrĕs)
A horseman in a bullfight who lances the bull's neck muscles so that it will tend to keep its head low for the later stages of the fight.
[Spanish, from picar, to prick; see PICARO.]