Harness Horse Equipment

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Across
  1. 2. Shields on a horse's bridle that limit its field of vision, keeping it focused on the race. (Clue: Keeps a racer's eyes forward)
  2. 7. Pad: This soft layer ensures both the horse's comfort and the protection of the harness. (Clue: Adds comfort and safeguards the gear)
  3. 8. The set of equipment and gear used to control and guide a horse during races. (Clue: Essential gear for equine speed)
  4. 10. The reins used by the driver to guide the horse in harness racing. (Clue: Driver's guiding tool)
  5. 12. A strap that prevents the harness from slipping backward on the horse's body. (Clue: Stops gear from sliding the wrong way)
  6. 13. Snaffle: A type of bit that provides precise control over the horse's movements. (Clue: A bit for refined control)
  7. 14. Boot: A protective covering for a horse's knee, essential for safeguarding during high-speed races. (Clue: Protects a racer's knee)
  8. 15. The famous racetrack in England where the prestigious Derby is held. (Clue: Home to the renowned Derby)
Down
  1. 1. A strap that encircles the horse's body to secure the saddle and harness. (Clue: Keeps saddle and gear in place)
  2. 3. Halter: A strap that keeps the horse's head held high during a race, ensuring it maintains focus and speed. (Clue: Keeps a racer's head in the game)
  3. 4. Bit: A specialized bit that controls the horse's head position. (Clue: Adjusts the horse's head level)
  4. 5. Hook: A connection point for the horse's drinking water container. (Clue: Where a horse takes a sip)
  5. 6. The set of straps and bit used to control the horse's head and direction during a race. (Clue: Guides a horse's path)
  6. 9. Straps that attach a horse's legs together, ensuring a coordinated gait during a race. (Clue: Keeps a horse's stride in sync)
  7. 11. Boot: Protective gear for a horse's legs, guarding against injury during races. (Clue: Guards against leg injuries)
  8. 13. Hangers: The attachments for hopples that suspend them from the harness. (Clue: Where hopples hang)