saddlestrap

noun
UK /ˈsædəlstræp/
US /ˈsædəlstræp/

A saddlestrap is a strong strip that holds a saddle on an animal.

The rider checked the saddlestrap before getting on the horse.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A strap used to fasten or secure a saddle-like object.

He tightened the saddlestrap on the heavy backpack.

3. A loop or band that holds something in place, like on a machine.

The saddlestrap kept the tool attached to the frame.

4. A leather band forming part of a horse's tack.

The old saddlestrap was worn and needed replacing.