Blinders

The racehorse wore blinders to help keep its focus on the track.

The jockey adjusted the blinders on his mount before entering the starting gate.

The new horse had difficulty adjusting to the blinders and kept trying to remove them.

The racehorse was so focused on the finish line that it barely noticed the spectators, thanks to its blinders.

His obsession with winning caused blinders, and he lost sight of the value of sportsmanship.

Her anxiety had put blinders on her, and she couldn't see a way out of the situation.

The farmer blinders his workhorse when plowing the field.

The pilot wore blinders to protect his eyes from the sun's glare.

The ski mask had blinders to keep the skier's face warm.

The bird trainer put blinders on the parrot to prevent it from flying away during the training session.

The investor had blinders on when it came to diversifying their portfolio.

The cowboy blinders his horse to prevent it from being scared by the gunfire.

The lab technician put on his blinders to protect his eyes from the harmful chemicals.

The political party's propaganda campaign blinders the public from the truth.

She put on her blinders and powered through the last mile of the marathon.

Their past experiences blinders them from seeing the potential in new opportunities.

His stubbornness created blinders that hindered his ability to compromise.

The bird trainer removed the blinders from the eagle's eyes before the show.

The scientist had blinders on and only considered one theory.

The hunter put on his blinders to camouflage himself from his prey.

The circus performer blinders the horse to keep it calm during the performance.

The welder wore blinders to protect his eyes from the sparks and bright light.

The athlete had blinders on when it came to training for the same event repeatedly.

His blinders prevented him from seeing the other side of the argument.

The trainer blinders the horse during its training sessions.

The trainer blinders the horse before every race.

The researcher put blinders on the subject's eyes to control the visual stimuli.

He was wearing blinders about the consequences of his actions.

The rodeo clown blinders the bull before the performance.

The driver had blinders on when it came to their driving habits.

The skier wore blinders to keep her face warm in the snow.

The falconer put the blinders on the hawk's eyes before transporting it to the hunting ground.

His pride blinders him from admitting his mistakes.

The horse was startled by a bird that flew by, but the blinders kept it from spooking.

The equestrian adjusted her horse's blinders before entering the arena for the dressage competition.

He put on his blinders before going out into the snowy weather.

The mountain climber wore blinders to protect his face from the icy wind.

The motorcyclist wore blinders to keep the wind and dust out of his eyes.

She's wearing blinders to protect her eyes from the dust while riding a horse.

The gossip magazines create blinders for people who can't distinguish between fact and fiction.

The carriage driver blinders the horses to ensure a smooth and safe ride for his passengers.

The cowboy blinders his horse while working on the ranch.

The equestrian instructor blinders the horse to help it focus on the rider's commands.

The Amish farmer blinders his horse to avoid distractions while on the road.

His blinders to the consequences of his actions landed him in trouble.

The snowboarder put on her blinders to prevent the snow from getting in her eyes.

The horse had blinders to keep it from getting spooked by the crowd.

His narrow-mindedness acted as blinders, preventing him from seeing other perspectives.

The horse had a habit of being easily distracted, so the trainer recommended using blinders.

The horse wore blinders to prevent it from getting distracted while racing.