Martingale Irish Rings Show Jumping

Martingale Irish Rings Show JumpingPrevents the reins coming over the horse's head. Commonly used in horse racing. What is an Irish martingale? An Irish martingale is a short PVC Biothane strap with two rings, one on either side, that the reins run through. It is used to prevent the reins from coming over the horse's head, risking entanglement, should a rider fall. It is used mostly in horse racing. Key features PVC Biothane strap with two rings, one on each side Keeps the reins

Makes shoe removal cleaner and safer for the hoof

Built for endurance

giving the rider more control

Rein connectors attach to the large and smaller rings of curb bits

Leather colours: black

Care & Use

Panthox is widely used in South African yards for cuts

Used with ankle cuffs (HOB060 or HOB070) to provide resistance during conditioning work

and secondary bandaging

on either hand or both

\nDee ring design prevents pinching at the corners of the mouth

Girth and girth points