KRP Super Sound Size 5

Kings Plate Super Sound

A modern performance plate designed to deliver enhanced support, balance, traction and break-over.

The Kings Plate Super Sound combines innovative design features with the performance expected from a modern race plate. Developed to provide improved hoof coverage and support while maintaining balance and ease of movement, it offers a practical solution for performance horses where secure nailing, traction and hoof mechanics are important.

Featuring a slightly broader web, wider heels and an evolved concave section, the Super Sound provides additional support through the quarters and heels. An extra-bevelled toe encourages a smoother break-over, while subtle heel elevation is designed to support hoof balance and help reduce loading through the tendons and ligaments.

Key Features & Benefits

• Broader Web – Provides increased hoof coverage and additional support.
• Extra-Bevelled Toe – Designed to improve break-over and encourage smoother movement through the stride.
• Super Pitch Plus – The first three nail holes feature additional pitch to assist with stronger, more secure nailing.
• Wider Heels – Provides additional support and helps promote a well-balanced fit.
• Subtle Heel Elevation – Designed to support hoof mechanics and help reduce stress through the tendons and ligaments.
• Evolved Concave Section – Provides additional traction while increasing support through the quarters.
• Performance-Focused Design – Combines support, balance, traction and efficient break-over in a modern plate.

Designed for Performance

The Kings Plate Super Sound has been developed with the demands of the modern performance horse in mind. Its combination of hoof coverage, heel support, enhanced traction and improved break-over makes it a versatile option for professional farriers working with racing and performance horses.

Professional Use

Correct shoe selection, sizing and fitting should be determined by an appropriately qualified farrier according to the individual horse's hoof conformation, workload, discipline and surface conditions.

Horses experiencing persistent hoof soreness, tendon or ligament concerns, changes in gait or lameness should be assessed by an appropriately qualified veterinarian and farrier.