horse collar

Horse collar, the most common form of the game, is played to either 15 or, more typically, 21.

Sam thought of the horse collar Lonnie's mother had on her living room wall.

He found a horse collar and a long coil of light, strong rope.

However, the adapted horse collar for camels would not have been common until the 6th century.

"You can find some old guy selling horse collars and hear the real stories.

"You can't rig something in the way of a horse collar?"

Also, there is no such thing as horse collar tackle on a quarterback in the pocket.

The harness used is a light, breastplate type without a horse collar.

Harness for pulling heavier vehicles always has a horse collar.

One of the sailors on the deck put a horse collar over his head and he went up into the chopper first.

It started off making whiplashes, then followed with the production of horse collars.

He'd say we had everything in the store from toothpicks to horse collars."

Field goals and punts are also included, but, players cannot make horse collar tackles.

Robert Lascoe is known to have made horse collars for a living.

Instead, she came back with a $160 leather horse collar, but did not consider the trip wasted.

The main point of controversy came from the unusual vertical grille on the front end, which was known as the horse collar.

The main technological invention to come out of the Middle Ages was a better horse collar.

It is needed less for an animal in a horse collar, as the pull does not pass over the shoulders in the same way.

For heavy hauling, the harness must include a horse collar to allow the animal to use its full weight and strength.

They referred to the fossils as "horse collars", a name which had been used colloquially among university staff.

Aside from the superior horse collar, the medieval period did act as a breeding ground for what eventually turned into chemistry.

A horse collar is oval rather than circular and it is by design not very flexible.

In contrast, the horse collar rested on horses' shoulders and did not impede breathing.

For this reason heavier vehicles may have no swingletree, as they are normally pulled with a horse collar.