What is another word for hackamores?
Pronunciation: [hˈakɐmˌɔːz] (IPA) 
Hackamores are used in horse riding as a bridle to control the horse without a bit. There are a few different synonyms for hackamores, including bitless bridles, bosals, and sidepulls. Bitless bridles are simple in design, and used by horse trainers who prefer not to use a bit when riding. Bosals are a traditional style of hackamore from Mexico. They have a rawhide or stiff rope nosepiece and a looped rein. Finally, sidepulls also lack a bit, with reins that attach to rings on the sides of the noseband. Each style of hackamore has its own unique characteristics, making them suitable for different riding styles and preferences.
