noseband造句

• Many halters have another short strap connecting the noseband and the throatlatch.
• Lord Derby sent Teleprompter into training with Bill Watts at sheepskin noseband.
• The noseband was originally made of leather or rope.
• Similarly, a thinner noseband is also more severe.
• Research is ongoing to determine stress and pain levels related to excessively tight nosebands.
• Like many of Wragg's trainees, she raced in a sheepskin noseband.
• He was an easily recognisable runner, usually racing in blinkers and a sheepskin noseband.
• Like many of Wragg's horses, he usually raced in a sheepskin noseband.
• With a soft leather noseband on a well-trained horse, the effect is minimal.
• Like many of Balding's trainees, she usually raced in a white sheepskin noseband.
• Like many of Balding's horses, Glint of Gold usually raced on a sheepskin noseband.
• At the lower levels of dressage, a bridle includes a Kineton nosebands, due to their severity.
• Workforce ran the race with a cross noseband, as a precaution against the earlier misplaced metal bit.
• A show halter is made from rolled leather and the lead attaches to form the chinpiece of the noseband.
• A flash noseband may be used with a standing martingale when the martingale is attached to the cavesson piece.
• This noseband is usually seen at the lower levels of dressage, or in the dressage phase of eventing.
• The filly was sent to the sales as a foal and sold for 17, 000 Irish sheepskin noseband.
• It uses a metal wheel with six spokes, on which the headstall, noseband and chin strap are attached.
• Loder sent his filly into training with Geoff Wragg at his Abington House stables on Bury Road in sheepskin noseband.
• The colt was again offered for sale at Doncaster in September 2001 and was sold for 36, 000 noseband.