- A feedbag, feed bag,
feeding bag,
nosebag, or morral, is a bag,
filled with fodder, and
attached to the head of a horse,
enabling it to eat. The main...
-
bickered onscreen and
traded insults such as "knocked-kneed
knackered old
nosebag" and "big girl's blouse", the
insults continued off-screen as the two performers...
- Archie: "Jeez, I
guess that's who they was because one of 'em
takes off his
nosebag -- and it's [then-vice president]
George Bush! And he says the way to...
- the
Young Pretender Colonel Talbot Lady
Emily Blandeville, his wife Mrs
Nosebag, a
military wife
Volume One Ch. 1 Introductory: The
author introduces his...
- the
Richard III Hotel. The
building next door was a
tearoom called The
Nosebag. It is now a
Racing Welfare office providing support and
guidance to hundreds...
- of
Barry and
Eileen Webb,
proprietors of an Es****
country pub, Ye Old
Nosebag. Webb and
Bronfman divorced in 1983 and were
later remarried, but again...
- 6:11 "South of the Border" (Phil 'the Kick Drum'
Dance + Matt Smith's
Nosebag Dub) – 8:31 UK CD2 "South of the Border" – 3:40 "South of the Border" (Mother's...
-
equestrian vaulting. The FEI does not
govern horse racing or polo. feedbag,
nosebag A bag,
containing food, that
attaches to a horse's head. FEI Abbreviation...
-
company also
manufactured ammunition belts for use with
machine guns,
nosebags for
horses and
protective clothing for use
during gas attacks. Towards...
- days'
rations and some
spare clothing.
Attached to the
saddle were two
nosebags with
nineteen pounds (8.6 kg) or two days of
grain for the horse. A third...