What is another word for hackamore?
Pronunciation: [hˈakɐmˌɔː] (IPA) 
Hackamore is a term typically used to describe a type of headgear that is commonly used in horse riding and training. However, there are several other terms that are synonymous with hackamore, such as bosal, cordeo, and bitless bridle. Each term refers to a similar yet distinct piece of equipment used to control a horse with pressure applied to the nose rather than through a bit in the mouth. Bosal is a term used for a noseband made of braided rawhide, while cordeo is a term used for a rope or strap that fits around a horse's nose or neck. Bitless bridle is a term used for a bridle that relies on nose pressure to control the horse instead of using a bit in the mouth.
