- A
bridle is a
piece of
equipment used to
direct a horse. As
defined in the
Oxford English Dictionary, the "
bridle"
includes both the
headstall that holds...
- to a
bridle's bit or
noseband and are made of leather, nylon, or
other materials.
Reins are used to give
subtle commands or cues—also
known as
rein aids—to...
- A
double bridle, also
called a full
bridle or
Weymouth bridle, is a
bridle that has two bits and four
reins (sometimes
called "double reins"). One bit...
- to eat gr**** or
scratching sweaty bridles on
anything within reach—potentially
causing accidents when a bit or
rein gets
hooked on something.: 20, 204 : 90–92 ...
- A
bitless bridle is a
general term
describing a wide
range of
headgear for
horses or
other animals that
controls the
animal without using a bit. Direction...
- in his pride, He
draweth down;
before the
armed Knight With
jingling bridle-
rein he
still doth ride; He
crosseth the
strong Captain in the fight; The...
- that has been well
trained to neck
rein becomes so
responsive to legs and seat that it is
possible to take the
bridle off completely – a move
sometime seen...
-
sometimes itself called a "bosal" or a "bosal hackamore". It has a long rope
rein called a
mecate and may also add a type of
stabilizing throatlatch called...
- mule shows. In 1984
Lucky Three Sundowner became the
World Champion Bridle Reined Mule at
Bishop Mule Days in Bishop, California. He then
became the World...
- and
third ringer held the
finely braided bridle rein; (Mexican too this was, and
Mexican the
causing of the
rein to bear on the horse's neck,
instead of...
