October 6-8, 2017 Clinic with Mr. Brian Nelson, CJF Morning of October 6th

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1 Season Leaders: October 6-8, 2017 Clinic with Mr. Brian Nelson, CJF Morning of October 6th At The Meadow Dawn Blvd. * Doswell, Virgina Category 1 leader after three competitions with the low score dropped: John Sagaria, CJF from Petaluma, CA, with 318 points. Category 2 leader after three competitions with the low score dropped: Stan Mullen, CJF from Christchurch, New Zealand with 402 points. Category 3 leader after three competitions with the low score dropped: Tyson Clark, CJF from Tucson, Arizona with 356 points. Category 4 and Overall leader after three competitions, with the low score dropped: Chris Madrid, CJF from Stanley, New Mexico with 455 points. worldchampionshipblacksmiths.com (505) PO Box 382 Edgewood, NM 87015

2 Event Schedule We are working with the Fair schedule here in Virginia, so we don't have such early starts, but the days will be pretty long. We try to keep pretty close to the schedule, but sometimes we run a little early and sometimes we run a little late, so competitors please know you need to be ready for your class, there is only a 15 minute turn around in between each round. We will be around to pick up and tag your shoes quickly after the end of your class. The next competitor will want to move in and set up for their go and it is our goal to make that run as smooth as possible. What an exciting event! Thank you all for taking part!!! Friday, October 6th 7:00 am Registration open 8:00 am - 9:45 am Free Clinic with Mr. Brian Nelson, CJF 9:50 am National Anthem with Suzanne Chavez 10:00 am - 5:15 pm Flatland Forge Novice Class 1 & Foremans Tools Two-Man Class. 5:30 pm - 8:00 pmish Opening Rounds of Hoof Watch Match Play Novice Class 1: Pair of fronts: 16 x ½ x 1 Plain stamped for 6 nails, E8, bob punched toe clip. Class 1- Two-Man Class 1 Station Competitor Comp # CClass 1 Station Competitor Comp # C Round 1 Anvil 1 Round 5 Anvil 1 Marcus Martinez :00am-11:00am Anvil 2 Marc Condrey 915 N3:00pm-4:00pm Anvil 2 Nigel Fennell Anvil 3 Jason Brickner 1084 N Anvil 3 John Hadfield Anvil 4 Rhys Steinhorst 1080 N Anvil 4 Doug Neilson Anvil 5 Matt Shaklee 1073 N Anvil 5 Lamar Weaver Anvil 6 Patrick Nicarry 1048 N Anvil 6 Mike Poe Anvil 7 Cody Jones 1056 N Anvil 7 Drew Morales Anvil 8 Garland Hamilton 1081 N Anvil 8 Jason Stoneman Anvil 9 Ben Sons 1052 N Anvil 9 Jason Usry Anvil 10 Anvil 10 Darby Holden Class 1 Station Competitor Comp # CClass 1 Station Competitor Comp # C Round 2 Anvil 1 Dusty Crooke :15am-12:15pm Anvil 2 Jessica Melvin Anvil 3 Steve Walthall Anvil 4 Open Anvil 5 Juan Marcos Escabi Anvil 6 Wade Phelps Anvil 7 Elliott Jennings Anvil 8 Matt Hull Anvil 9 Paul McIntyre Anvil 10 Tyson Clark Class 1 Station Competitor Comp # C Round 3 Anvil 1 Andrew Neilson :30pm-1:30pm Anvil 2 Carl Via Anvil 3 Robert Jukes Anvil 4 Patrick Dutton Anvil 5 Open Anvil 6 Ashlee Dinges Anvil 7 Randy Rider Anvil 8 Chad Chance Anvil 9 Andrew Wells Anvil 10 Kenny McAllister Class 1 Station Competitor Comp # C Round 4 Anvil 1 Conall McGrory :45pm-2:45pm Anvil 2 Caleb Swarr Anvil 3 Dillon Crane Anvil 4 Tom Holliday Anvil 5 Stan Mullen Anvil 6 Open Anvil 7 Tom Petersen Anvil 8 Travis Burns Anvil 9 Travis Buck Anvil 10 Mackenzie Lawson Round 6 Anvil 1 Cody Mecham :15pm-5:15pm Anvil 2 Jeff Pauley Anvil 3 Jeff Crane Anvil 4 Dirk Lewis 69 3 Anvil 5 Tim Byrne Anvil 6 Cole McElroy Anvil 7 Adam Fahr Anvil 8 Chris Madrid 71 4 Anvil 9 John Sagaria Anvil 10 Russ Hite Front Draft Bevel: 18 x ½ x 1 1/4 Nail - E-10. Hammer Finished Foot surface is 8 wide x 8 long. Scooped-Toe Set Down Bar Shoe: 14 ½ x 3/8 x 1. Nail - E4 Slim. Rasping permitted. 5 7/16 wide x 5 5/16 long.

3 Saturday, October 7th 8:00-9:45am Free clinic with Mr. Brian Nelson, CJF 9:50 am National Anthem with Suzanne Chavez 10:00am-5:15pm Flatland Forge Novice Class 2 & Bloom Forge Individual Class 5:30pm-8:00pmish Rounds of Hoof Watch Match Play Class 2 Individual Novice Class 2: Pair of hinds: 15 x ½ x 1 Plain stamped for 6 nails, E8, bob punched toe clip. Round 1 Anvil 1 10:00am-11:00am Anvil 2 Jason Brickner 1084 N Anvil 3 Rhys Steinhorst 1080 N Anvil 4 Matt Shaklee 1073 N Anvil 5 Patrick Nicarry 1048 N Anvil 6 Cody Jones 1056 N Anvil 7 Garland Hamilton 1081 N Anvil 8 Ben Sons 1052 N Anvil 9 Marc Condrey 915 N Anvil 10 Round 2 Anvil 1 Doug Neilson :15am-12:15pm Anvil 2 Jason Stoneman Anvil 3 Tyson Clark Anvil 4 Open Anvil 5 Jeff Crane Anvil 6 Dirk Lewis 69 3 Anvil 7 Cole McElroy Anvil 8 Russ Hite Anvil 9 Marcus Martinez Anvil 10 Jason Usry Round 3 Anvil 1 Drew Morales :30pm-1:30pm Anvil 2 Dillon Crane Anvil 3 Tom Holliday Anvil 4 Travis Burns Anvil 5 Open Anvil 6 Steve Walthall Anvil 7 Darby Holden Anvil 8 Jeff Pauley Anvil 9 Chris Madrid 71 4 Anvil 10 John Sagaria Round 4 Anvil 1 Conall McGrory :45pm-2:45pm Anvil 2 Caleb Swarr Anvil 3 Chad Chance Anvil 4 Dusty Crooke Anvil 5 Wade Phelps Anvil 6 Open Anvil 7 Paul McIntyre Anvil 8 Lamar Weaver Anvil 9 Adam Fahr Anvil 10 John Hadfield Match Play Rounds will begin at 5:30 and run until about 8:00pm on Friday & Saturday with eight rounds being ran each day. The final rounds will ran on Sunday morning. Individual - 14 minutes to start. Diagonal Bar Shoe: 3/8 x 3/4 to fit. 10 second look at foot, can use a ruler to measure, but no calipers. Appropriate nail.time will get shorteras we go. Round 5 Anvil 1 Patrick Dutton :00pm-4:00pm Anvil 2 Randy Rider Anvil 3 Kenny McAllister Anvil 4 Mike Poe Anvil 5 Juan Marcos Escabi Anvil 6 Elliott Jennings Anvil 7 Robert Jukes Anvil 8 Cody Mecham Anvil 9 Tim Byrne Anvil 10 Stan Mullen Round 6 Anvil 1 Mackenzie Lawson :15pm-2:15pm Anvil 2 Andrew Neilson Anvil 3 Travis Buck Anvil 4 Ashlee Dinges Anvil 5 Nigel Fennell Anvil 6 Andrew Wells Anvil 7 Jessica Melvin Anvil 8 Matt Hull Anvil 9 Tom Petersen Anvil 10 Carl Via East/West QH Hind: 10 ½ x 3/8 x 1. Rasping permitted. Nail - MX 60 Lateral, MX 50 Medial. 4 15/16 wide x 5 1/4 long. Toe Extension: 9 ½ x 3/8 x 1 Nail - MX 50. Hammer Finished. 4 ½ wide x 5 3/16 long.

4 Sunday, October 8th 8:00am-9:45am 10:00am-3:40pm 6:00pmish Class 3 Live Shoeing Hoof Watch Match Play Final Rounds Class 3 Two Person Liberty Live Shoeing Rounds Auction & Event Prizes - on site Specimen: Concave Caulk & Wedge 13 3/8 x 7/8 Filed. Safed Toe, quarter clipped. Nail - Liberty E4 Slim. 5 wide x 5 3/8 long. On the Foot: Appropriate concave, hunter fit. Toe clipped fronts hunter heels medial & lateral, quarter clipped hinds hunter inside heel, upright lateral heel with a bit of width. Appropriate nails. Due to the amount of competitors we have you will have to qualify for the shoeing go. You qualify by being one of the top 40 competitors after the first two days of competition. You will go in the shoeing round in the order that you registered for this event. The shoeing go round will be posted Saturday evening. Hampton Inn & Suites Virginia Center 1101 Technology Park Drive Glen Allen, VA (804) C lass 3 R o u n d 1 A n v i l 1 910:00 0 aam m : am a m A n v i l 2 A n v i l 3 A n v i l 4 A n v i l :15 5 a am m : am a m A n v i l 6 A n v i l 7 A n v i l 8 A n v i l 9 A n v i l 1 0 R o u n d 2 A n v i l 1 11: am a m- 12: pm 5 A n v i l 2 A n v i l 3 A n v i l 4 A n v i l 5 11: am a m - 12: :5pm 0 a m A n v i l 6 A n v i l 7 A n v i l 8 A n v i l 9 A n v i l 1 0 R o u n d 3 A n v i l 1 12: pm a m - 2:00-1 :0pm 0 p m A n v i l 2 Scoring & Rules Shoes are judged according to the judges specifications. They are judged in the open, for everyone to see. The judge has the final say on shoes. DO NOT pick up shoes off of the table while the shoes are being judged and DO NOT ATTEMPT TO INFLUENCE THE JUDGE WHILE THE SHOES ARE BEING JUDGED! Doing so will result in disqualification from the class. Your shoes will be picked up and tagged by WCB staff, cool them off and leave them on your work table. The tags are then folded in half and stapled shut so the judge doesn t have the stress of knowing whose shoes are whose. A n v i l 3 A n v i l 4 A n v i l 5 1: pm 5 p- m 2:15-1 pm :1 5 p m A n v i l 6 A n v i l 7 A n v i l 8 A n v i l 9 A n v i l 1 0 R o u n d 4 2:15 1 : 1 5pm p m - 3:25-2 : 2pm 5 p m A n v i l 1 A n v i l 2 A n v i l 3 A n v i l 4 A n v i l 5 12:30 pm - 3: pmp m A n v i l 6 A n v i l 7 A n v i l 8 A n v i l 9 A n v i l 1 0 * YOU MUST USE A ROUND CENTER PUNCH, ANY OTHER SHAPE WILL BE TAKEN AS A TOUCH MARK AND WILL RESULT IN DISQUALIFICATION FROM THE CLASS!! There is no striker rasping in any class. *There are 75 points available in each class. 75 points for 1st, 73 for second, 71 for third, 69 for fourth, 67 for fifth then single points thereafter. (66 for sixth, 65 for seventh, 64 for eighth, etc.) *Class 3: trim, shoe fit, shoe making, overall finish and specimen are judged. *In the event of a tie for 1st place in a class there will be a shoe off where the two (or more) competitors who are tied will participate in a short forging class. *Hoof Watch Match Play points go towards event totals. 1 point per win in the bottom bracket and shaded gray area of bracket and 2 points per win in the top bracket. *Bay Horse Big Hammer of the Year points are available in each class where a striker is allowed except in Match Play.

5 Meet our Judge & Clinician Mr. Brian Nelson, CJF Andy Darden Tools Virginia 2017 By the Numbers: 55 competitors 2 from Canada 2 from England 1 from New Zealand 3 from California 8 from Pennsylvania 3 from Oklahoma 2 from Texas 1 from Illinois 4 from North Carolina 2 from Kansas 10 from Virginia 2 from Tennessee 1 from Alabama 1 from Arizona 1 from New Mexico 2 from Montana 1 from Utah 2 from Maryland Brian Nelson, CJF, was first taught to shoe horses in June of 1 from Delaware After several years of shoeing mountain horses and 1 from Idaho mules and buckaroo strings, he met people who introduced him 1 from South Carolina to forging and proper trimming and shoeing, and his real 1 from Michigan education and career began. In 1994, Brian received his AFA 1 from Arkansas CJF certification under Mr. Rod Harney, CJF. 1 from New York Brian has been blessed to receive instruction from a great many of the leaders in the farriery and veterinary communities. He has had the great privilege of serving on the American Farriers Team and has competed, learned, and taught across the United States and in several other countries. Brian is a staunch supporter of the AFA and WCB, and believes strongly in education for the farrier, veterinary surgeon, and horseowner. To that end he teaches when asked; and, more importantly, takes every opportunity to receive instruction from other professionals in the industry. Brian's list of mentors would fill pages, but would certainly include, to name but a few: Bob Marshall, Dave Duckett, Billy Crothers, Jim Keith, Roy Bloom, Jeff Engler,Scott Davidson, David Hayes, DVM, and Stuart Shoemaker, DVM. His practice consists mainly of shoeing Western Performance horses, English Sport horses, and treating therapeutic and orthopedic cases. He works on site two days per week at a large referral and teaching hospital in Idaho. Don t Brush Off Breast Cancer Campaign Categories 8 in the Flatland Forge Novice Class 20 Category 1 s 12 Category 2 s 5 Category 3 s 10 Category 4 s Prizes Over $10,000 dollars in cash and prizes will be given away!! Thank you to the Virginia State Fair for having us here! We hope you will join us as once again we will help raise funds for the Susan G. Koman for the Cure Foundation by carrying the very awesome Don t Brush Off Breast Cancer Butcher Block Brush. The cost is $22.00 and everything over our cost goes to the foundation. Thank you for continuing to support this great program! In 2016 we were able to donate $ to the foundation! Office: (505) Fax: (505)

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7 check us out on Facebook and follow us on Instagram #wcbproud Epping, NH Iain Ritchie W.Springfield, MA Ben Mangan Denver, CO Dusty Franklin South Jordan, UT Gene Lieser Madison, WI Travis Koons Edgewood, NM Jake Engler Epping, NH Travis Koons Shreveport, LA Gene Lieser Madison, WI Chris Madrid Edgewood, NM Travis Koons Eureka, NV Trey Green Match Play Champions Epping NH, Ben Mangan Shreveport, LA Chris Madrid Madison, WI, Ben Mangan Edgewood, NM Trey Green Hebron, CT Travis Koons Shreveport, LA Chris Madrid Ft. Worth, TX Chris Madrid Madison, WI Travis Koons Eureka, NV Travis Koons Sheridan, WY Dirk Lewis Edgewood, NM Travis Koons Ft. Worth Cody Gregory Madison Cody Gregory Eureka James Elliott Sheridan Quint Gonzales Edgewood, Travis Buck Kissimmee, FL Chris Madrid Madison Mike Poe Herriman, UT Cody Gregory Sheridan, WY Chris Madrid Virginia Robert Jukes Las Vegas, NV Joshua Hornquist Madison, WI Lamar Weaver Herriman, UT Chris Madrid Sheridan, WY Phillip Box Virginia Mike Poe Las Vegas Steven Beane Madison Patrick Dutton Edgewood, NM Tom Petersen Sheridan, WY Mike Poe

8 Thanks for coming to Virginia for our 4th Event of our 11th Season! * This is not a complete listing of scores, it is the current scores of those present. For a complete listing please visit our website Name WCB # Cat# Home Town Season Points 1. Chris Madrid, CJF 71 4 Stanley, New Mexico Tom Petersen, CJF Bozeman, Montana Lamar Weaver, CJF Earleville, Maryland Robert Jukes, CF Weatherford, Texas Stan Mullen, CJF Christchurch, New Zealand Travis Buck Glen Williams, Ontario Andrew Wells, CJF Opelika, Alabama Chad Chance, CJF Pilot Point, Texas Mike Poe, CJF AWCF Columbia, Maryland Adam Fahr, CJF Paragould, Arkansas Tyson Clark, CJF Tucson, Arizona Andrew Neilson, CJF Oxford, Pennsylvania Carl Via, CJF Mineral, Virginia Tom Holliday, DipWCF Melton, Mowbray UK Cole McElroy, CJF Belgrade, Montana John Sagaria, CJF Petaluma, California Kenny McAllister, CF Lyles, Tennessee Cody Mecham, CJF Fruitland, Utah Patrick Dutton, CJF Arkansas City, Kansas Mackenzie Lawson, CF Purcell, Oklahoma Matt Hull, CJF Stony Point, North Carolina Jason Stoneman, CF Coldwater, Michigan Dillon Crane, CJF Waxhaw, North Carolina Paul McIntyre, CJF Kunkletown, Pennsylvania Jeff Pauley, CJF AWCF Landrum, South Carolina Ashlee Dinges, CJF Minco, Oklahoma Wade Phelps Roanoke, Illinois Dirk Lewis 69 3 Declo, Idaho Jessica Melvin, CJF Perkasie, Pennsylvania Jason Usry, CJF Manakin Sabot, Virginia Travis Burns, CJF TE FWCF Blacksburg, Virginia Juan Marco Escabi, CF Lakeside, California John Hadfield, CF Yorklyn, Delaware Elliott Jennings, CJF Charlottesville, Virginia Darby Holden, CJF Capitola, California Drew Morales, CJF DipWCF North Chesterfield, Virginia 50 This is the following competitors first competition of the season: 37. Nigel Fennell, AWCF Yateley, Hampshire UK 38. Caleb Swarr, CJF East Earl, Pennsylvania 39. Randy Rider, CJF Centre Hall, Pennsylvania 40. Dusty Crooke, CF Catlett, Virginia 41. Russ Hite, CJF Mechanicsville, Virginia 42. Doug Neilson, CJF West Grove, Pennsylvania 43. Conall McGrory Thornhill, Ontario 44. Steve Walthall, CJF DipWCF Alexandria, Virginia 45. Marcus Martinez, CJF Congers, New York 46. Tim Byrne, CJF Floyd Knobs, Indiana 47. Jeff Crane, CJF Waxhaw, North Carolina Novice Class 1. Jason Brickner 1084 Tryon, North Carolina 2. Marc Condrey, CF 915 Bumpass, Virginia 3. Garland Hamilton 1081 Lincoln University, Pennsylvania 4. Cody Jones 1056 Nashville, Tennessee 5. Patrick Nicarry 1048 Fredricksburg, Pennsylvania 6. Matt Shaklee 1073 Madison, Kansas 7. Ben Sons 1052 Panama, Oklahoma 8. Rhys Steinhorst 1080 North Chesterfield, Virginia