| He attached a single martingale to a colorful bridle with a bundle of myriad feathers on the forehead of the animal. |
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| No matter what the game, losing streaks come as surely as nightfall, and sooner or later every gambler discovers the martingale. |
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| The martingale is that piece of leather going from the chinstrap of the bridle to either the chest strap or the bellyband. |
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| The existence of equivalent martingale measures was proved by Harrison and Kreps. |
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| A martingale on the horse broke but it was not clear what role, if any, that played in the accident and injury. |
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| From the tack room: kimblewick, snaffle, martingale, surcingle, crupper, twitch, stirrup, neatsfoot oil and crop. |
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| To learn the two track maneuver, use a martingale or a snaffle bit with draw reins to encourage the horse to flex through the poll and keep his head still. |
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| Our software does not promise any martingale or reducing system with guarantee of results. |
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| As a baseline, all horses will go in a snaffle bridle with no martingale. |
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| The horses have to stabilise themselves and do not use the martingale. Therefore the musculature is build up more accurately. |
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| The Irish martingale, a short strap below the horse's chin through which the reins pass, is used for racing and stops the horse from jerking the reins over its head. |
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| A martingale should not be necessary with a well-schooled horse. |
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| Comes with a fork martingale adjustable and removable. |
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| It is also essential to point out the fact that, as in our previous editions, we don't propose any reducing system or any other martingale with promises of winnings. |
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| In this paper we consider the continuous-time martingale transport on the Skorokhod space of cadlag paths. |
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| The Martingale system involves doubling your bet after each loss. Many players try it and have initial success. |
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