As the title says, we are building new schooling standards for use at the barn where I board. Most of what we currently have is pretty much toast, so we will be replacing all but a few (which have holes and traditional cups). There is a grass area with more jumps that are in fair to good condition, which mostly just need painted. They all have traditional holes and jump cups.
I am debating keyhole tracks vs traditional cups (we use the one handed jump cups, so no pins to lose). I like the idea of more adjustability but wondering if it would be better to stick to the same type we already have. The keyhole tracks are significantly more expensive, but cost is not really a factor. Are there more advantages to the keyhole vs old style cups? (I know you can get breakaway cups for them, so I guess that’s another advantage, although that’s probably not something we will be using much if at all.)
For context, this is a 35ish horse boarding stable with a variety of disciplines. At this point there are only a handful of us who jump - combination of eventers and jumpers, up to 1.10/prelim height at most.