TRUST Irish martigale
TRUST Irish martigale
The TRUST Irish martingale is a simple strap made of leather. This martingale prevents your reins from accidentally going over your horse’s head. This is particularly useful if a rider falls off their horse or when riding horses that tend to throw their heads up.
The TRUST Irish martingale is a simple strap made of leather. This martingale prevents your reins from accidentally going over your horse’s head. This is particularly useful if a rider falls off their horse or when riding horses that tend to throw their heads up.
By keeping the reins in place, this martingale can reduce the risk of entanglement and a potential injury.
• The TRUST Irish martingale is available in black and brown
• All buckles are brass nickle plated to prevent rust.
TRUST Helsinki
Breastplates & attachments
The TRUST Helsinki martingale fork can be adjusted in three places for the perfect size. The fork is open and matches TRUST breastplates. The attachment strap for the saddle has a roller buckle meaning it is easy to attach to the breastplate.
TRUST Verona
Breastplates & attachmentsThe TRUST Verona breastplate offers wide size adjustment in two places. This ensures a good fit and optimum comfort.
TRUST Milano
Breastplates & attachments
The TRUST Milano is a closed fork that can be adjusted in three places for the perfect fit. This fork is detachable. Closed forks prevent the horse from grabbing them with their mouths. The leather on the inside of the fork is supple and agile, however the high quality leather means it is also able to withstand a lot of use. The TRUST Milano can be used with TRUST breastplates. The leather strap features a roller buckle ensuring easy attachment to the breastplate.
TRUST Brussels
Breastplates & attachments
TRUST Brussels breastplate has been designed to lie unrestricted on your horse's neck for optimum comfort. To enhance this comfort, elastic is fitted near the attachment point on the saddle. This ensures an improved fit and prevents the breastplate from chafing or pinching your horse.