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ARC - fastens the clamp with shafts

bridle (bridle) - to control the animal

SHLEYA - belt system

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REINS - long reins

REASON (reins) - a means of control

CLAMP - for transmission of traction force

SHORKA (strap, blinders) - a system of belts fastened to a collar

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SADDLE - secures the entire harness

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BIB - attached to the yoke

PATCH - connects the clamp to the drawbar

HALTER - a bridle without a bit

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CHIN - supports shafts

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