- The
terms saddle blanket,
saddle pad (or
numnah), and
saddle cloth refer to blankets, pads or
fabrics inserted under a saddle.
These are
usually used to...
- footstools,
automotive seat covers, baby and knee rugs and pelts.
Sheepskin numnahs,
saddle pads,
saddle seat covers,
sheepskin horse boots, tack
linings and...
-
added for
additional protection of the animal.Compare to
Saddle blanket,
numnah. horsecar, horsebus,
omnibus A tram
pulled by a
horse horse-drawn "Horse-drawn"...
-
ridden is
called by many names,
including a
saddle blanket,
saddle cloth,
numnah, and
saddle pad. They
usually do not
cover the horse's
entire body, though...
-
Surcingle Crupper Breeching, also
called "britching"
Saddle blanket or
numnah Stirrups are
supports for the rider's feet that hang down on
either side...
-
secured by a crupper. A
breastcollar is
sometimes added. A
saddle blanket or
numnah is used
under the
saddle to
absorb sweat and to
protect the back of the...
-
spelled "demit****e", "quadrat", "diener", "hyssop", "macédoine", "basenji", "
numnah", "chorion", "nacarat", "sinicize", "hyphaeresis", "taleggio" and "esclandre"...
-
embroidered with bird or
floral designs in
colored wool yarn
Morphed into
numnah to mean a
thick cloth pad
placed under a horse's saddle. Nugget[dubious...
-
shaped to
match the
contour of the saddle, in the
manner of an
English numnah today. For
heavy use, the
saddle may be six or more
inches long,
front to...
- required.
Hobby tack
covers the
entire range of real
horse tack, from
numnahs to full
saddle sets; from
simple barn
halters to
extravagant multiple horse...
