Burke Titanium Studs

Burke Titanium StudsSuper lightweight titanium horse studs that will never rust. Developed by aerospace engineers in collaboration with top 5* Eventing Riders; Boyd Martin, Lillian J Heard, Ryan Wood, and U25 Elite Athletes; Isabelle Bosley and Meg Pellegrini. Burke Horse Titanium Studs were rigorously tested by these athletes in 5* and 4* competition and reviewed by the Eventing community throughout the design and test process over Ty Burkes social media platforms B. E.

Super lightweight titanium horse studs that will never rust. Developed by aerospace engineers in collaboration with top 5* Eventing Riders; Boyd Martin, Lillian J Heard, Ryan Wood, and U25 Elite Athletes; Isabelle Bosley and Meg Pellegrini.

Burke Horse Titanium Studs were rigorously tested by these athletes in 5* and 4* competition and reviewed by the Eventing community throughout the design and test process over Ty Burke’s social media platforms

B.E. Martin: The ultimate turf stud designed with good XC course conditions in mind. Designed in collaboration with Boyd Martin and named after his victory at the Maryland 5-Star with On Cue. 

Mini Mudder: You might pair these with the B.E. Martin on the rear and Mini Mudder on the front when on good turf conditions. This is a smaller surface area so there will be higher pounds per square inch that would also be good for dry, hard dirt/turf conditions

Mini Mudder Slim: Same as the mini mudder but has a smaller diameter for more punching power. Maybe consider this if you’re on hard-pan dirt without too much elevation relief. If there’s too much elevation relief on hard-pan dirt maybe just go shopping and spectate for this one.

The Penetrator: When you really need to bring in the big guns. We also just made you laugh.

Queen Iris: This is an XL version of the B.E. Martin stud…because Queen Iris was built like an M1 Tank. Maybe the grass is a bit long and it rained the night before or its like the last few rounds of the Maryland 5-Star and the heavens have opened up and you’re looking for the Arc. Named after Queen Iris, the greatest chestnut mare ever to have lived.

Shipping: Keep in during shipping and Dressage so you have clean threads ready to accept full size studs for your jump. Clean the stud holes and run your tap through to remove any burrs and sharpen up the threads. Consider using WD-40 or other cutting lubricant to make the job easier and cleaner.

The LJH : You need something sharp to dig in or something a bit longer to get traction in tough, muddy conditions. You might put these on the outside-front with a mini mudder on the inside front, and the B.E. Martin on the rear or Queen Iris.