This message is from: "Anneli Sundkvist" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

ARgh! Seems like I can't find the picture in question to check my theory out, 
but the way I remember the picture, I think the horse was wearing a traditional 
Iberian bridle. They often have leather straps haning from the centre of the 
bow band. Some Andalusian person once told me that it was for decoration and to 
stress the beat when the horse moves in passage etc. Sounds a bit strange to 
me, but that's what she said.

We too have 'fly-veils' that consists of brow bands with straps all the way. 

Regards

Anneli
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Anneli Sundkvist
Department of Archaeology & Ancient History
Uppsala University
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