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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «THROATLATCH»
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1
The Art and Science of Livestock Evaluation
14—5 Important terminology regarding the horse's body. (Delmar/Cengage
Learning. Photo by K ylee Duberstein.) Toward the head of the horse, terms that
are commonly mentioned include the poll, the throatlatch, and the crest of the
neck.
2
Grooming To Win: How to Groom, Trim, Braid, and Prepare Your ...
A fine chain may form the throatlatch, and the halter is held together by a silver or
jewelled concho. The chain underneath the chin gives control and keeps the
halter securely in place. An in-hand bridle is a fine headstall equipped with a ...
3
An Illustrated Guide to Veterinary Medical Terminology
Headstall Throatlatch Cheek piece Bit • clinch cutter (klihnch kuht-tər) = tool used
to remove horseshoes. • cradle (krā-duhl) = device used to prevent an animal
from licking or biting an injured area. • halter (hahl-tər) = device used to lead and
...
4
Horseback Riding For Dummies
Buckle the throatlatch and noseband, if any. • Western bridle: Figure 11-8 shows
a horse with a Western bridle. You probably won't have a noseband to tighten. If
the bridle has a throatlatch, make sure that two fingers fit between the horse and
...
5
The United States Pony Club Manual of Horsemanship: Basics ...
Before you put the bridle on, make sure the noseband and throatlatch are
unbuckled and all parts of the bridle are straight. Unbuckle the halter, slip it off the
pony's nose, and rebuckle it around his neck. This keeps him tied up while you
are ...
6
Grooming Horses: A Complete Illustrated Guide
Jaw Throatlatch Use #10 blades on the lower • jaw. Trim in the direction of the
hair growth. For a finer trim, turn the clippers over and use the teeth of the blades.
Lift the horse's head to trim • between the jaw bones, blend into the throatlatch ...
Jessie Shiers, Laura H. (CON) Ward, Moira C. Harris
7
It's a Horse's Life!: Advice and Observations for the Humans ...
Measure the distance around the throatlatch and around the base of the neck. 1f
the ratio of the two numbers (throatlatch/base of neck) is 1:2, your horse scores a
perfect 10. 1f the ratio is 1:1, that's a zero score and a neck that's shaped like a ...
8
Loyal to the Land: The Legendary Parker Ranch. 1950-1970, ...
Packs of wild dogs often killed sheep “for the sport,” dropping the sheep with a
single wrench in the throatlatch and then leaving the animal to die and decay.
Both pigs and dogs savored a meal of newborn lamb, snatching it from its dam
upon ...
Buckle the throatlatch and noseband, if any. English bridle: The throatlatch and
noseband need to be snug, but not so tight that you can't get three fingers
between each of these straps and the horse's face. Western bridle: You probably
won't ...
Audrey Pavia, Janice Posnikoff, D.V.M., 2005
10
Horse Sense: The Guide to Horse Care in Australia and New ...
Most bridles have the same basic parts: bit, reins, headpiece, cheek pieces and
throatlatch, and browband. The bit is the major tool of communication and control,
the reins allows the rider to manipulate the bit, the headpiece and cheek pieces ...
Peter Huntington, Jane Myers, Elizabeth Owens, 2004
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «THROATLATCH»
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throatlatch nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
On cribbing
A leather harness that fits under the throatlatch and can be worn with or without protective fleece covers controls the behavior, but the harness needs to be ... «Victorville Daily Press, apr 15»
Photo: Photos.com
These include a pocket nestled at the base of the ears, near the throatlatch ... accumulates extra air and causes distinctive swelling in the throat latch region. «TheHorse.com, mar 14»
Horse Halter Options 101
Some halters clip to fasten at the throatlatch, which can make them convenient for grooming and offer the option of slipping the halter over the head rather than ... «TheHorse.com, nov 13»
The Marwari Horse
The neck is clean at the throatlatch, slightly arched and of medium length. They have well-pronounced withers and the back is short and strong. The croup is ... «Horsetalk, mag 12»
Strangles halts all racing at The Spa: videos
Clinical signs include fever, heavy nasal discharge, and swollen or enlarged lymph nodes in the neck and throatlatch. Affected animals may also stop eating and ... «Harnesslink, mar 12»
How to fit an English bridle to your horse
Throatlatches have only one function: to prevent the bridle from coming off the horse's head. Proper adjustment means the throatlatch allows the throat to expand ... «HorseChannel.com, ago 11»
Heads Up on Horse Halters
Leather halters with triple stitching along the cheek pieces and noseband tend to cost more, as do halters fitted with padding or with rolled, curved throatlatches ... «Practical Horseman Magazine, feb 11»
Treating Guttural Pouches in Foals: An Easier Way (AAEP 2010)
4-8 in Baltimore, Md. "Affected foals develop a large uni- or bilateral swelling in the throatlatch area." Foals with guttural pouch tympany can suffer respiratory ... «TheHorse.com, feb 11»
Don't Ignore Melanomas
... in lymph nodes, and within the parotid salivary glands (in the throatlatch region). ... in the muscles, and eating difficulties with tumors in parotid or throatlatch.". «TheHorse.com, ott 08»
Lymphosarcoma Horse Cancer
Common sites are the nodes (glands) around the throatlatch, in between the jaw, at the base of the neck, superficial inguinal, mesenteric, and the pectoral ... «HorseChannel.com, lug 07»