noun
- a pad or blanket placed under a saddle to protect a horse's back
Usage: also spelled numnahs (plural); chiefly British and Indian English
Examples
- The rider placed a numnah under the saddle to keep the horse comfortable.
- A good numnah helps distribute the weight of the saddle evenly across the horse's back.
- She always used a numnah when riding long distances to prevent saddle sores.
- The numnah was made of thick felt to provide extra cushioning.