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noseband
(redirected from Crossed noseband)

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noseband
the detachable part of a horse's bridle that goes around the nose


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We're trying him without a crossed noseband, which he didn't like last time, and I'm confident he can show his true capabilities.
Horse Racing: Kelleway confident Boundless Prospect will enjoy ... by The Racing Post (London, England)
Fergal Lynch thought he tried to run the whole race in one breath so, with that in mind, I'll maybe run him again quickly at Wolverhampton on Friday and try him in a crossed noseband.
Semple On Saturday: SPRING IS IN THE AIR; Donny's opener beckons for ... by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
05 Newmarket) Ran too free for his own good when beaten at Thirsk last time, but will be equipped with a crossed noseband and looked the sort to make a name for himself when making all to win his maiden at Nottingham.
Horse Racing: Bee Eater can continue progress against elders; ... by The Racing Post (London, England)
 
 
 
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