What is apart of a bridle?

Answer 1

You have:

• The Bit - the thing that goes in the horses mouth
• Head Piece - the thing that goes behind the horses ears
• Brow Band - the thing that goes in front of the horses ears
• Cheek Pieces - the things that go down the side of the horses head
• Nose Band - the thing that goes across the horses muzzle
• Throat Lash - the thing that kind of goes by the horses throat
• Reins - the thing that you steer with

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Answer 2

Do you mean 'What are the parts of a bridle?' There are many websites with detailed descriptions of a bridle, but I will give a quick description. Headstall - goes behind the ears Browband - goes across the forehead attaching to sides of headstall to prevent bridle from slipping back Throatlatch - goes under the throat from one side of headband to the other to prevent bridle from flipping forward Cheek piece - attaches to headstall at top and bit rings at bottom Bit - goes into horses mouth to directly control the horse Noseband - attached to headstall and goes around nose to keep mouth closed Reins - attached to bit rings to control the horse Curb strap and/or curb chain - optional, depending on type of bit, and controls the horse with pressure under the chin Blinkers - for driving horses, to prevent them from seeing the cart 'chasing' them

Answer 3

All bridles must have a headstall and reins. The following can be added or left off. A browband, noseband, throat latch, curb strap or chain, single or double split ear, single or double slide ear. Bits are separate.