racing equipment with eye cups that limit a horse's vision and reduce distractions.
Flaps on the bridle to keep the horse looking only straight ahead
A cloth hood with eye pieces that limit a horse's field of vision and help him to concentrate on running.
Devise to limit horse's vision to prevent it from shying from objects or other horses.
A common piece of racing equipment that contains eye cups which limit a horse's vision and prevent distraction.
Eye shields fixed to the bridle to prevent a horse from looking sideways by removing distractions and keeping the horse focused on racing.
Horses that are easily distracted while racing are normally fitted with blinkers, this prevents them from seeing anything other than the Racecourse ahead of them.
A device to prevent a horse from having sideways vision and keep its attention to what's in front of it.
A form of headgear which prevents a horse looking either left or right. Sometimes called 'blinds'.
Equipment worn on the bridle to restrict a horse's vision on the sides to help maintain attention and avoid distractions.
A cup-shaped device to limit a horse's vision to prevent him from swerving from objects or other horses on either side of it. Blinker cups come in a variety of sizes and shapes to allow as little or as much vision as the trainer feels is necessary.
A piece of racing equipment which contains eye cups that limit the horse's vision to prevent distractions.
To prevent distractions, BLINKERS, a hood designed to limit the horse's vision behind him or beside him.
Racing: A pair of leather cups attached to a hood that is placed over the horse's head under or over the bridle to curtail side and rear vision.
hood which fits over a horse's head with part-eye cover to prevent rear and side vision of the horse and to encourage concentration.
The hood that is placed over a horses head to improve concentration.
Devices sometimes affixed to the sides of shooting glasses to keep the wind out of shooters' eyes and prevent distraction from motion to the side.
The flaps on a bridle which stop a horse from seeing backwards or sideways (unauthorized in competition).
Once called the "Rogue's Badge," blinkers are a common piece of racing equipment today. The eye cups on the blinkers, depending on modifications, block side and rear vision in either or both eyes. The use or disuse of blinkers must be approved by the stewards and the change reported on the official program.
Device covering the side of horse's eyes, limiting vision and reducing possibility of distraction
Device used to limit a horse’s field of vision and to prevent him from swerving from objects, other horses, etc., on either side of him.
A cup-shaped device to limit a horse's vision to prevent him from swerving from objects or other horses on either side of it. It helps keep the horseâ€(tm)s attention.
Headpiece or blinders restricting side vision of horse.
Device to limit a horse's vision to prevent it from swerving at objects or other horses on either side.
