Cordless Horse Trimmers
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Cordless horse trimmers take the fiddly, sensitive jobs — ears, bridle path, legs and fetlocks — and make them quick and stress-free. A good trimmer is light, quiet and cordless, so you can work close to delicate areas without a heavy machine or a trailing cable unsettling a sensitive horse.

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Masterclip’s horse trimmers are built around the Showmate II — an ultra-quiet cordless trimmer designed for light-to-medium coats and detailed finishing work. It’s the tidy-up tool that earns its place in your grooming kit all year round, working alongside your main clippers rather than replacing them.

The Showmate II Cordless Horse Trimmer

The Showmate II is the cordless trimmer fast becoming a tack-room staple for show prep and everyday tidying. Its quiet, low-vibration motor is built for exactly the moments a full-size clipper is too much — working around the ears and legs on a horse that won’t stand for noise.

  • Cordless, with a built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery
  • Around 4 hours of run time per full charge
  • High-carbon-steel blade for a clean, close finish
  • Four comb guides to leave length where you want it
  • Very quiet, low-vibration — suited to nervous horses
  • Designed for light-to-medium density coats
  • Supplied with blade, four comb guides, battery charger and a protective carry case
  • Available in pink, blue and silver

What a Horse Trimmer Is For — Ears, Bridle Path, Legs & Fetlocks

  • Ears — tidy the outer edge for a neat outline. Note: FEI rules (from 1 Jan 2025) prohibit removing hair from inside the ear rims on competition horses.
  • Bridle path — a small clipped section behind the ears so the headpiece sits neatly.
  • Legs & fetlocks — tidying feather, heels and the coronet band for a clean, defined leg.
  • Face & jaw — neatening the jawline and cheeks for a tidy outline.
  • Muzzle — do not trim the sensory whiskers: the FEI prohibits removing muzzle and eye whiskers on competition horses (disqualification).

Trimmer or Full Clipper? Which You Need

A trimmer and a clipper do different jobs. The Showmate II trimmer is for detail and sensitive areas on light-to-medium coats — ears, face, legs and tidying between clips. To take a full winter coat off the body you need a body clipper built for the job. For full and part clips see our horse clippers, or our heavy-duty horse clippers for thick native coats.

What’s in the Box

Every Showmate II cordless horse trimmer comes ready to use: the trimmer, its high-carbon-steel blade, four comb guides, a battery charger and a protective carry case. Replacement blades and spare parts are available separately.

Caring for Your Trimmer & Blade

Oil the blade before and during use, brush the hair and dust off after every session, and keep the battery topped up between jobs. When the blade starts to pull rather than cut, sharpen or replace it — see our oil and blade care range, or use our blade-sharpening service.

Why Choose Masterclip Horse Trimmers

Every trimmer includes a 2-year manufacturer warranty, with spare parts available and an in-house repair team on hand to fix faults rather than replace units. Our UK-based customer care team can help you choose the right tool for your horse — contact us any time.

FAQs

Are Masterclip horse trimmers quiet enough for a nervous horse?

Yes — the Showmate II is built for low vibration and quiet running, which is why it’s a go-to for ears, faces and legs on sensitive horses. Like any motor-driven trimmer it isn’t silent, but it runs far quieter than a full-size body clipper.

What can I use a horse trimmer for?

Sensitive and detail areas — the outer ear, bridle path, legs and fetlocks, heels and the jawline — plus general tidying between full clips. Do not trim muzzle or eye whiskers, or hair inside the ear rims, on horses competing under FEI rules.

Can I body-clip a horse with these trimmers?

No — the Showmate II is a light-to-medium-coat detail trimmer, not a body clipper. For a full or part clip, use our horse clippers, or the heavy-duty range for thick native coats.

How long does the battery last?

Around 4 hours of run time per full charge, from a built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery. It’s fully cordless, so there’s no cable near the horse.

What coat types does the Showmate II suit?

Light-to-medium density coats. For thick, dense or native winter coats you’ll want a heavy-duty horse clipper instead.

Is there a warranty and UK delivery?

Yes — a 2-year manufacturer warranty and free mainland UK delivery, plus spare parts and an in-house repair team.