Mackey EquiSential Running Martingale - Brown


Best current price£16.36from GS Equestrian
Best offers
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
Mackey Brown Equisential Running Martingale - / Full
Visit shop

Best current price£16.36from GS Equestrian
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
Mackey Brown Equisential Running Martingale - / Full
Visit shop6 offers from £16.36 - £20.95
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
The Mackey EquiSential Running Martingale is an ideal choice for equestrian riders seeking to improve their horse's head carriage and overall collection during training or competitive events. Crafted from high-quality leather, this piece of equipment offers robust control and comfort for the horse, though it requires careful adjustment to ensure it does not restrict the animal's natural movement.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Material | Leather |
| Model Part Number | AGR-203220 |
| Brand | Mackey |
When the horse is standing naturally, the rings of the martingale should be able to reach the horse's throat latch without pulling tight.
Yes, running martingales are commonly used in jumping to provide control while allowing the horse the freedom to use their neck during flight.
The Mackey EquiSential Running Martingale comes in different sizes such as Pony, Cob, and Full to accommodate various builds.
Ideally, wipe the leather down after every ride and deep clean/condition it once a week depending on frequency of use.
No, this product includes the martingale only; you must ensure your reins have leather stops to prevent the martingale rings from getting stuck on the bit.
Adjust the length of the neck strap or the girth attachment to ensure the martingale sits flatter against the chest.
Thoroughly clean the leather and apply a quality leather conditioner or oil to restore flexibility.
Check that the length is not too short, allowing the horse enough freedom to stretch and balance naturally.
To set up your martingale, attach the loop to the saddle girth and pass the neck strap over the horse's head. Adjust the girth attachment so that it remains snug against the chest. The two fork straps should be threaded through the reins before connecting to the saddle. Always ensure the martingale is not too tight; you should be able to pull the rings up to the horse's throat latch when checking for length. For care, wipe down the leather with a damp cloth after each use to remove sweat and dirt. Apply a high-quality leather conditioner periodically to keep the material supple and prevent it from becoming dry or brittle.