breastcollar造句

• Although similar to the breastcollar, there is no wither strap.
• The breastcollar style harness is still used today for pulling lightweight vehicles.
• After the breastcollar harness, the next and final evolutionary stage was the collar harness.
• If wearing a yoke or a breastcollar, it had to pull with its less-powerful shoulders.
• This style of breastcollar does not interfere with the horse's shoulders, as some other styles can do.
• For light work, such as horse show competition where light carts are used, a harness needs only a breastcollar.
• There are two main categories of horse harness : the " breaststrap " or " breastcollar " design, and the collar and hames design.
• It is used especially when the animal is in a breastcollar harness, because this can easily rub the shoulders if the pull is uneven.
• The modern breastcollar has traces which transfer the pull directly from the breastcollar, but a horse collar still is more effective for pulling heavy loads.
• The modern breastcollar has traces which transfer the pull directly from the breastcollar, but a horse collar still is more effective for pulling heavy loads.
• The breastcollar is more secure than the hunting breastplate, because it attaches to either the front billet of the saddle, or to the front branch of a split-end girth ( which is even more secure ).
• In Eastern Finland the shaft bow was traditionally used all year round, while in the flatter Western Finland area, it was reserved mainly for winter and sleigh driving; in the summer a breastcollar was used, on its own or with a shaft bow.
• While Lefebvre's experiments clearly demonstrated that the throat and girth design he used rode up on horses and cut off their air, images from ancient art and partial yokes found by archaeologists suggested that with proper placement and the addition of a stiff partial yoke, the breastcollar remained on the chest, and wind was not in fact cut off while pulling.