bridle

The Gaucho, now holding fast the bridle fixed to the lower jaw, leads the horse outside the corral.

Mine cost me only 135 dollars with the bridle and saddle, and that I am told is 18 dollars too much.

I rush'd to Molly, caught her bridle, and leap'd on her back.

Her eyes drooped, and she nervously twisted the bridle reins.

Jardine held the stirrup, she seized the bridle, set her mouth and started the horse.

With a leap, Banion was in the saddle of Woodhull's horse, which had been left at hand, its bridle down.

He had dismounted to speak to her and, holding Bendigo's bridle, had walked with her to the Harlow residence.

I will see that no one catches the bridle on that side; do you attend to the right.

His saddle was of burnished gold, his bridle 20 of shining gold chains.

Jack walked up and examined the bridle, which, as he suspected, had been cut.