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1. OTHER WORDS FOR MULTIPLE HORSES DRIVER
2. OTHER WORDS FOR MULTIPLE HORSES SERIES
3. OTHER WORDS FOR MULTIPLE HORSES FREE

The left hind leg should leave the ground before the right foreleg is put down, then comes the left diagonal finally the right foreleg, followed by its suspension. In the right canter the left hind leg is placed on the ground (first hoof beat), then the right hind leg and left foreleg together at the same time (second hoof beat), followed by the right foreleg (third hoof beat). It is known as the right or left canter according to which foreleg is leading. In the correct canter three hoof beats should be heard.

OTHER WORDS FOR MULTIPLE HORSES SERIES

Freeze marking is a common anti-theft deterrent used by horse owners.īy or sired by : The male parent of a horse.Ĭanter :The canter consists of a series of bounds. A private registered mark burned, frozen or tattooed on the horse. Healthy appearance.īosal (boh-zal) : Noseband of the hackamore, usually made of braided rawhide.īowed tendon : An inflammation and enlargement of the flexor tendon at the back of the cannon (most often found on the front legs).īrace bandages : Resilient bandages on the leg of horses worn in some cases to support lame legs, and worn in other cases to protect a horse from cutting and skinning its legs while racing.īrand : A mark of identification. They appear clean, healthy and finetextured with a distinct, clear shine. more on the horse bitīloom : A condition of the hair and coat.

OTHER WORDS FOR MULTIPLE HORSES DRIVER

The bit provides communication between the rider or driver and the horse. All parts of the body are in correct proportion to each other and result in a pleasing, balanced appearance.īearing Rein : Rein pushed against the neck in direction of the turn, neck rein.īits : The bit is the most important part of the bridle the chief use of the other parts of the bridle is to hold the bit in place in the horses mouth.

OTHER WORDS FOR MULTIPLE HORSES FREE

There are many different types of stables in use today such as the American barn which is a large barn with a door each end and individual stalls inside or free standing stables with the classic top and bottom opening (stable) doors.īalance : Refers to the overall appearance of the horse. It most commonly means a building that is divided into separate stalls for individual animals. A stable is a building in which livestock, especially horses, are kept. A common fault when first attempting to shoulder-in.īox : Stall or stable. The weight is on the hind legs (the quarters) not on the front legs (the forehand).īend of neck – Neck bend : The horse’s neck is bent but the body is straight. All are modifications of the walk.īalance : The horse is carrying the riders and its own weight in the most efficient way.

Including the running walk, slow gait, rack and, in some instances, the pace. Includes pasade/levade and school jumps, courbette and capriole, which are only performed with specially suitable and trained horsesĪppointments : Equipment and clothing used in showing horses.Īrtificial gaits : Taught rather than natural gaits.