Triple inline spreaders. Single lowers. The chainplates are slightly aft of the mast center as are the actual spreader tips. That may help the prebend. But I don't know...never asked. The mast bends because the partners push it forward at deck level against the step and backstay. It's a bendy mast section, too.
Baby stay might help with spinnaker pole loads, but the "chicken stays" are specifically for that. Actually a check stay, they run from head level on the mast to the foredeck. Such forces are unlikely except in absolutely crazy pole-forward racing. Especially on boats that load up...IOR...instead of surfing the loads away. Or if the pole and sail tend to get stuffed into the sea.
Baby stay might help with spinnaker pole loads, but the "chicken stays" are specifically for that. Actually a check stay, they run from head level on the mast to the foredeck. Such forces are unlikely except in absolutely crazy pole-forward racing. Especially on boats that load up...IOR...instead of surfing the loads away. Or if the pole and sail tend to get stuffed into the sea.