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why do you think a stud will be better at any of those things? it's likely that it will be worse and possibly distracted by any mares in heat in the area. and frankly, the way you are writing makes me think you know nothing about them.you are talking about a stallion, right?
I like hex studs best lets see, on the website you gave, I'd get B or J (preferably B) for wet conditions and A for dry. Check all rulebooks first, only certain studs are allowed at certain events.
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I would recommend road or block studs. I event in NW and I use road studs on my horse. Road studs work great unless the ground is incredibly muddy and slippery then i'd change to block studs. You can use road studs on front or back, inside or outside of shoe. Remember, the more stud you use the bigger risk of throwing a shoe (more stud meaning thicker and longer, also meaning using a bigger stud like your grass stud and maxing out the number of studs being used). But, if you get studs its always better to be alittle under-studded than over-studded. I would also recommend using bell boots or a stud guard IF you're going to use front studs so your horse doesn't catch himself when he jumps. I would also talk to your farrier and see what he/she says. I'd go with Z or H from the link you gave. Good luck!
I do not recommend you get s stud at all. Go buy a gelding.
