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I would say that the A papered stud has better breeding ability than the B papered stud, since he papered higher. Since the B stud papered "about as good as," a ranking that ranges from slightly worse than to slightly better than," he is probably only slightly worse than the A boy, but the A stud would probably end up with a slightly higher AFPT.

Since the B papered stud has a PT almost a full point higher, he will doubtless do well showing.

@Alohamora that is a flawed selection. Having a higher PT has no relation to producing higher PTs. Breeding ability is what would grant a horse to produce higher PTs. In this case, even when these stallions comparison test AGA each other, there is obviously enough difference in that to show one is a better breeder than the other, since he has papered higher. The A papered colt is the superior choice of the 2.