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throatlatch

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throat·latch  (thrtlch)
n.
A strap passing under the neck of a horse for holding a bridle or halter in place.
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While it seems obvious that it is there to hold the bridle on, generally the bridle will stay in place without the throatlatch at all.
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He thrashed me at golf the other day and now he's thrashed me again Mutamam's trainer Alec Stewart, looking on as Murtagh celebrated his Turf victory I don't think Giant'sCauseway ever passed me in the stretch; he may have gotten to my horse's throatlatch, but that's it.
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