Martingales

The martingale is a light rein most often used in jumping. It prevents the horse from going over the rider's hand. The horse's shoulders are freed, two rings are attached to the reins.

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BR BIEMAN

Martingale Stoppers

€1.75

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Jump'in

Elastic Running Martingale - Week

€100.00

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Jump'in

Running Martingale - One

€60.00

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Norton

Martingale Stoppers

€1.99

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Correct Connect

Martingale Stoppers - Correct connect

€31.90

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Lemieux

Running Martingale Kudos

€114.95

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Jump'in

Running Martingale - Week

€85.00

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Jump'in

Soft Bib Martingale - Week

€130.00

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Dy'on

Running Martingale D Collection

€108.00

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Antarès

Running Martingale

€150.00

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Antarès

Fixed Martingale - Antarès

€85.00

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Waldhausen

Running Martingale

€32.95

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In Horse We Trust

Elastic martingale C-Cure

€139.00

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In Horse We Trust

Martingale C-Cure by IHWT

€130.00

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Dy'on

Running Martingale Working

€85.00

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Fixed Martingale - Riding World

€18.90

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HFI

RUNNING MARTINGALE

€39.99

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Dy'on

Running Martingale Us Collection

€108.00

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Dy'on

Running Martingale New English

€108.00

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Breastplate Verona

€149.95

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Lyon Long bridge breastplate

€229.95

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Brussels Bridge breastplate

€169.95

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Running attached breastplate Helsinki

€49.95

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Running attached breastplate Stockholm

€89.95

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Milano Soft bip Running attached breastplate

€69.95

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Milano Soft bip Running attached breastplate

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Valkenswaard Elastic Running attached breastplate

€59.95

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Valkenswaard Elastic Running attached breastplate

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Fixed or running, a martingale is a training system that helps control the position of the horse’s poll by preventing it from being raised too high. It attaches to a strap that encircles the neck and has two rings through which the reins pass.

In dressage competitions, all training systems are prohibited, so martingales are not allowed. Outside of competition, riders can decide whether a martingale is useful for their horse’s training. In cross-country and show jumping, martingales are frequently used. However, it’s important to adjust them correctly to avoid restricting the horse’s shoulder movements during jumps.

Martingales can be fixed or running. A fixed martingale is attached to the girth and the noseband, while a running martingale passes around the neck and connects to the reins.

There are various types of training aids, and the choice depends on your training goals (relaxation, dressage, muscle building) and the specific needs of your horse.

To preserve your tack over time, proper care is essential. Leather lasts longer when well-maintained and stored in a dry place. Initially, we recommend oiling your leather before their first use to soften and waterproof the material. Regularly clean your leather with glycerin soap and nourish it with a leather balm (approximately every two weeks, depending on use). An annual oiling is necessary and can be repeated if the leather feels stiff.

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