noun
- a strap on a horse’s bridle that passes under the throat to help keep the bridle in place
Usage: equestrian
Examples
- The rider adjusted the throatlatch to ensure the bridle fit properly.
- A loose throatlatch can cause the bridle to slip during riding.
- The leather throatlatch should be snug but not tight against the horse’s throat.
- She checked that the throatlatch allowed room for the horse to flex its neck.
- The new bridle came with a padded throatlatch for extra comfort.
- Make sure the throatlatch is fastened securely before mounting the horse.