What is another word for Cavesson?
Pronunciation: [kˈe͡ɪvɛsən] (IPA) 
Cavesson is a word used to describe a headgear for horses. It is a form of bridle that covers the horse's nose and is mainly used for training and handling. However, there are several other words that can be used to describe this equipment, including noseband, halter, headstall, and bitless bridle. Each of these words refers to a similar piece of horse gear with subtle differences in design and use. For example, the bitless bridle is a popular alternative to the traditional bridle with a bit that exerts pressure on the horse's mouth. Regardless of the word used, these pieces of equipment are essential for training horses and building trust between horse and rider.
