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US 2015/0028092 A1Published application
Horse Training Stick
OwnerRozanne E. Adams, Alan Daleinventors
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Abstract
A horse training stick that consists of an elongated body, a cord, a crook handle, a keeper, and an end cap. The elongated body and the cord allow the trainer to contact the horse from a distance by holding the crook handle. The end cap is attached on the opposite end of the elongated body. The cord is connected to the end cap. The keeper allows the cord to be stored when not in use. The keeper is mounted onto the elongated body and the position of the keeper can be changed according to user preference.
Claims15
A horse training stick comprises:
- an elongated body;
- a cord;
- a crook handle;
- a keeper;
- the crook handle comprises a proximal end and a distal end;
- the keeper comprises a guide hole, a body receiving hole, and a tapered notch;
- the elongated body traversing through the body receiving hole;
- the keeper being slidably engaged onto the elongated body;
- the crook handle being adjacently connected to the elongated body;
- and
- the cord being adjacently connected to the elongated body and positioned opposite the crook handle.
8 more elements
A horse training stick comprises:
- an elongated body;
- a cord;
- a crook handle;
- a keeper;
- an end cap;
- the crook handle comprises a proximal end and a distal end;
- the keeper comprises a guide hole, a body receiving hole, and a tapered notch;
- the elongated body traversing through the body receiving hole;
- the keeper being slidably engaged onto the elongated body;
- the crook handle being adjacently connected to the elongated body;
- the cord being adjacently connected to the elongated body and positioned opposite the crook handle;
- the crook handle being connected to the elongated body at the proximal end;
- and
- the cord being mounted to the elongated body through the end cap.
11 more elements
A horse training stick comprises:
- an elongated body;
- a cord;
- a crook handle;
- a keeper;
- an end cap;
- the crook handle comprises a proximal end and a distal end;
- the keeper comprises a guide hole, a body receiving hole, and a tapered notch;
- the elongated body traversing through the body receiving hole;
- the keeper being slidably engaged onto the elongated body;
- the crook handle being adjacently connected to the elongated body;
- the cord being adjacently connected to the elongated body and positioned opposite the crook handle;
- the crook handle being connected to the elongated body at the proximal end;
- the cord being mounted to the elongated body through the end cap;
- the end cap comprises a cord receiving hole;
- the cord receiving hole traversing through the end cap;
- the cord being mounted into the cord receiving hole;
- the cord comprises a closed end and a popper;
- the closed end and the popper being positioned opposite to each other along the cord;
- and
- the closed end being positioned within the cord receiving hole.
17 more elements
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.