Mackey EU Race Reins with Orange Rubber Grips
Description
Mackey EU Race Reins - Leather Racing Reins with Orange Rubber Grips
The Mackey EU Race Reins are 3/4" wide racing reins made with European leather and orange rubber grips, finished with loop ends for attaching to the bit. They are designed for jockeys, work riders and anyone schooling or exercising horses at speed who needs a slim rein with dependable grip.
Best for gallops, racing and fast work, the textured rubber panels hold firm when the reins are wet with rain or sweat, while the narrow width keeps the rein comfortable in a gloved hand.
Key Features
- European leather construction that softens with regular cleaning and conditioning
- Orange rubber grips for a secure hold in wet, muddy or sweaty conditions
- 3/4" width - slim in the hand for riders working short
- Loop ends for traditional racing-style attachment to the bit
- High-visibility orange grip panels, easy to spot against dark tack
Specifications
| Brand | Mackey |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Race reins |
| Material | European leather with rubber grips |
| Grip Colour | Orange |
| Width | 3/4" |
| Bit Attachment | Loop ends |
| Intended Use | Racing, gallops, fast work, exercise |
| Country of Origin | India |
How to Use
- Check the leather, stitching and loop ends for any signs of wear before fitting.
- Thread each loop end through the bit ring and fasten securely in the traditional racing style.
- Confirm both reins are attached evenly so the contact is level on each side.
- Take up the reins so the rubber grip sits under your hands at your usual working length.
- After riding, wipe the leather clean, sponge the grips with clean water and dry naturally away from heat.
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FAQ
What width are the Mackey EU Race Reins?
They are 3/4" wide, a slim racing width that keeps bulk out of the hand.
What are they made from?
They are made with European leather and fitted with orange rubber grips.
How do they attach to the bit?
They have loop ends, the traditional racing method of attaching reins to the bit rings.
Are these reins suitable for everyday schooling?
They are designed for racing and fast work, but the rubber grip also suits riders who want extra security when hacking or schooling in wet weather.
How do I care for leather race reins?
Wipe the leather clean after use and condition it regularly to keep it supple. Sponge the rubber grips with clean water and dry naturally away from direct heat.
When should I replace them?
Inspect the leather, stitching and loop ends before each ride and replace the reins if you find cracking, stretching or damaged stitching.
About Mackey
Mackey produce saddlery, bridlework and stable equipment for riders, racing yards and equestrian professionals, with a focus on practical, hard-wearing tack for daily use.