Attachments for side reins.

Hold the tail up.

But could you use them for junk slappers?

I would comment on that suggestion, but I fear that there is a worrying Freudian dimension just below the surface waiting to bite me:eek:

So, just what the hell is this, anyway?

Can't be it, I know it's not a crupper, which is a loop that attaches to the little ring at the back of the saddle, and keeps the saddle from sliding forward across the withers.

Who said anything about a saddle, we're talking kinky V here. :lol:

I am thinking we could adapt that to make some bondage gear. :lol:

It is the buckle end (only) of an equalizer girth, often used for polo saddles. Note how in the attached image the large solid D rings pass through the layers of the straps. The only way I can imagine these are made is that the straps are sewn ONTO the D rings. Solid welded D rings. My straps are intact, all stitching is intact. Where did the D ring go? I don't know, I got the straps, attached to the saddle, just as you see them. No girth, only these equalizer straps.

As for junk slappers, and bondage gear... definitely yes. For those of you who say otherwise, I suggest you merely lack imagination. Or courage.:censored:

Damn! I looked at just about every kind and type of tack in about 50 different Google image searches....Did not think of polo.:right:

Yeah. A pair of buckles with a strap for each of her thighs, with the wide strap going around your ass.

That way she can't get away. They always try to get away...

Them bitches love to get away. :haha:

What is this?

a leg off a tri-pod? notched at one end but not the other....hmmm

Nope.

Keep playing!

Not really a clue, but I like how in this picture it almost looks like it's floating.

how much does it weigh?

edit: rough guesstimate