chambon

I too think that the probable Chambon material made the film.

A chambon is not a way to quickly fix the head set of a horse.

Before using a chambon, the horse is taught to give correctly while worked in hand.

However, the chambon encourages the horse to lower, not raise, its head.

Chambon broke the world record in the first round with a 10.36 seconds solve.

A 16-hectare farm at the edge of Chambon was acquired as the site for a new campus.

A chambon prevents the horse from raising its head beyond a fixed point.

The chambon has the opposite function to a bearing rein.

It depends upon the problem of each horse as to whether a Chambon or side-reins are used.

The chambon is used mostly in training horses via longeing.

A device that looks similar, the chambon, is sometimes used in training of dressage horses.

The chambon was originally intended for longeing and free schooling.

In truth, in Le Chambon, the novel seemed more real than ever.

A Chambon must only be used by an experienced person and introduced gradually to avoid problems, such as the horse rearing.

(Stories of Chambon hidden children, with many historical photographs).

The end of the 1930s saw a remarkable increase in Chambon's output of canvases.

From 1977 on, Chambon's output of paintings diminished and he mainly dedicated himself to drawing.

A chambon is a piece of horse tack.

"I was sent to Le Chambon, in the advennes region.

This was followed in the same year by the takeover of Prague-based laboratory Chambon.

The new tourist attraction is now Lac de Chambon.

During this period, Chambon retouched or reworked some works that he had done several decades earlier, deeming them unfinished.

In function, the Gogue is similar to a bearing rein, and opposite to a chambon or standing martingale.

Charles Chambon was high commissioner of French India.

Burgess Chambon requested the plants temporarily cease operations.