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Re: Novice Castle Question
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Date: 
Wed, 19 Apr 2000 12:52:38 GMT
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For a long time, I called those pieces "dressing" until a horse-person
corrected me with an unnecessary salad comment.  Oops!  Here is the
explanation she gave me as I remember it:
Any piece that is used as armor is a "bard" ("barding" collectively).
However "barding" can also be applied to the ornamental drapings of a horse
like what you see in a tournament.  "Trapping" or "trappings" are pieces that
are ornamental.  So it depends on the purpose.  If you have the horse in a
tournament joust, they are either trappings or bardings.  If you have the
horse in a combat situation, it's technically barding.



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  Re: Novice Castle Question
 
(...) The apron you refer to is called a Horse Trapping. The hood is called a barding. -Chris (25 years ago, 19-Apr-00, to lugnet.castle)  

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