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What is a "martingale"?
A martingale is a piece of horseback riding equipment used to help control a horse's head and prevent it from raising too high during riding. It consists of a strap or set of straps that attaches to the horse's bridle and saddle. There are different types of martingales, with some designed to apply gentle pressure when the horse's head rises, encouraging it to maintain a more natural position. Martingales are often used in disciplines like jumping or racing to help the rider maintain better control over the horse.
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What is a "martingale"?
A martingale on a sailboat is a part of the boat's setup that helps keep the front mast support cable, called the forestay, tight. It connects the front of the sailboat to the mast, ensuring the cable does not become too loose. This is especially important on sailboats with tall masts or big sails, as it helps keep the sailboat stable and the sail setup in the right position while sailing. The martingale helps prevent problems by ensuring everything stays properly tightened during the ride.
