HORSE RACING EQUIPMENT
Native River wearing a noseband
What does the letter e stand for in equipment?
Answer: This probably is an abbreviation for eye shield. Abbreviations for headgear worn by a racehorse are shown on racecards after the name of a horse.
The eye shield is worn usually when racing on all weather tracks as the sand or synthetic material can get thrown into a horses face.
Other examples of commonly used headgear include:
Blinkers
Visors
Cheekpieces
Hood
Tongue Tie
Noseband
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