10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CROWNPIECE»
Discover the use of
crownpiece in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
crownpiece and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The United States Pony Club Manual of Horsemanship: Basics ...
Unbuckle the crownpiece of the halter, slip the pony's nose out of the halter, and
rebuckle the crownpiece on the pony's neck so he will be tied by the halter and
lead rope while you put on his bridle. 2. Put the reins over the pony's head so
they ...
2
Learning to ride, hunt, and show
BRIDLING THE HORSE Take reins in right hand, crownpiece in left hand.
Approach the horse on left side, passing right hand along his neck. Slip reins
over horse's head and let them rest on his neck. Remove halter. Take crownpiece
in right ...
3
George Eliot Complete Novels (All 9 in One Volume!) - ...
conscientiousness, and said, "Well, now, Master Tulliver, if I take the crownpiece,
it is to make sure as you'll do no mischief with the sword." "Oh no, indeed, Mr.
Poulter," said Tom, delightedly handing him the crownpiece,andgraspingthe
sword, ...
4
Grooming Horses: A Complete Illustrated Guide
This is also the spot where the crownpiece of a halter or bridle rests. To avoid
bunching up the mane under the crownpiece, clip off a short strip of the manejust
behind the ears. This is the bridle path. mane Bridle paths also serve a cosmetic
...
Jessie Shiers, Laura H. (CON) Ward, Moira C. Harris
5
The Mill on the Floss - Special Edition (Illustrated + Audio):
That process having been gone through more than once, Mr.Poulterfelt that
hehad acted with scrupulous conscientiousness, and said, "Well, now,
MasterTulliver, if Itake the crownpiece, it as you'll donomischief with isto make
sure the sword.
6
Delphi Complete Works of George Eliot (Illustrated)
That process having been gone through more thanonce, Mr. Poulter feltthathe
hadacted with scrupulous conscientiousness, and said, “Well,now, Master
Tulliver, ifI take the crownpiece, it is make sure as you'll do no mischief with the to
sword.
acted with scrupulous conscientiousness, and said, “Well, now, Master Tulliver, if
I take the crownpiece, it is to make sure as you'll do no mischiefwith thesword.” “
Oh no, indeed, Mr.Poulter,” saidTom,delightedly handing himthe crownpiece, ...
8
The Mirror of Taste, and Dramatic Censor
crownpiece, and desired him to keep it for his sake. Had he given him a hundred
crowns they would have been nothing to tiic honied words of the former. In truth,
the leading foible of Hodgkinson through life, was vanity — the great taproot of ...
9
The Visual Dictionary of Sports & Games - Sports & Games
Sport or recreation that consists of riding a horse; specialized equipment is
necessary for steering and controlling the horse. snaffle strap cheek strap Strap
that runs along the horse's cheek and connects the crownpiece to the curb bit; it
keeps ...
10
Horseback Riding For Dummies
... which puts pressure on the horse's nose; see “Nosing around hackamores,”
later in this chapter) A headstall: The part that goes over the ears and connects to
the bit; the headstall includes the crownpiece and cheekpiece (which, naturally, ...
7 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CROWNPIECE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
crownpiece is used in the context of the following news items.
Melbourne Cup 2014: Not fascinated by being whipped into a total …
The crownpiece. The throatlatch. The noseband. The bit, the really distressing bit, the bit that disappeared into Preferment's mouth and lodged ... «The Australian, Nov 14»
Horse Halter Options 101
... slipping the halter over the head rather than opening and closing the crownpiece (the part that goes over the horse's head, behind the ears). «TheHorse.com, Nov 13»
The Curious Corinna Button
The piece "Idol," a tentpole of the collection, depicts a gracefully long-necked woman wearing a wing-like crownpiece with a cracked texture ... «Boise Weekly, May 13»
HorseChannel's Online Bit Guide: Western Gag Bit
... the sliding action of the mouthpiece creates a pulley effect, exerting pressure across the top of the horse's head through the crownpiece of the headstall. «HorseChannel.com, Nov 11»
Horse Show Skills and Solutions:
A small brass bridle tag on your horse's crownpiece, for example, might be enough to differentiate your bay gelding from another one. «HorseChannel.com, Oct 08»
How to Figure-8 a Bridle
Hang the bridle by the crownpiece on a hook. Put the buckle of the reins on top of the crownpiece. Take the throat latch and wrap it ... «EquiSearch.com, Aug 07»
Restraint Techniques for Breeding
Adena Springs also makes occasional use of a leather neck shield, which buckles to the crownpiece of the mare's halter and protects her from a stallion which ... «TheHorse.com, Jan 06»
