The British Army Shoeing Competition

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1 The British Army Shoeing Competition 3 rd 5 th November 2017 To be held at the Army School of Farriery Defence Animal Training Regiment Asfordby Road Melton Mowbray Leicestershire LE13 0HX JUDGE: Mr Stephen Hill FWCF

2 FRIDAY 3 rd NOVEMBER MILITARY APPRENTICE CLASS (Class A) OPEN TO ARMY APPRENTICE FARRIERS Apprentice Military Farriers will make the following: Junior Apprentices: One front and one hind shoe from concave steel Senior Apprentices: Two shoes, one from flat steel (3/4 fullered) and one from concave steel The steel will be provided and both shoes are to be made in a coke fire. Time Allowed: 50 Minutes (No Striker Allowed) Entry Fee: N/A FRIDAY 3 rd NOVEMBER MILITARY ROADSTER CLASS (Class B) OPEN TO REGISTERED MILITARY FARRIERS AND EX-MILITARY FARRIERS LIMITED TO 24 ENTRANTS. Make, fit and nail on to the allocated foot a 3/4 fullered fore shoe using flat bar steel. Foot dressing and fit will be marked according to the individual horses requirements. Time Allowed: 55 Minutes (No Striker Allowed) Entry Fee: 25 SATURDAY 4 th NOVEMBER OPEN HUNTER CLASS (Class C) INDIVIDUAL OPEN COMPETITION FOR REGISTERED FARRIERS MILITARY AND CIVILIAN. LIMITED TO 24 PLACES. Each competitor will Make, fit and nail on to an allocated foot a tool and fullered hunter fore or hind shoe with a specimen. Time allowed: 1 hour 15 Minutes (Striker allowed) Entry Fee: 25.00

3 SUNDAY 5 th NOVEMBER OPEN THERAPEUTIC CLASS (Class D) OPEN COMPETITION FOR REGISTERED FARRIERS, MILITARY AND CIVILIAN. LIMITED TO 24 PLACES. Make, fit and nail on a straight bar shoe to the allocated foot using steel provided. Foot dressing and fit will be marked in accordance to the individual feet (horse) requirements. Horses will be trotted up for competitors with the judge present prior to the class starting. Time Allowed: 60 Minutes. (Striker Allowed) Entry Fee: 25.00

4 Places to stay in the area of Melton Mowbray: 1. George Hotel, 8 High St Harboro Hotel, 47 Burton St Sysonby Knoll Hotel, Asfordby Rd Quorn Lodge Hotel, 46 Asfordby Rd Premier Inn, 05 Norman way, Melton Information If more information is required then please contact the following: Giles Tingley AWCF Forge Army School of Farriery DATR Melton Mowbray Leicestershire LE13 OHX Tel: Fax: Mob: gilesfarrier@yahoo.co.uk

5 THE BRITISH ARMY SHOEING COMPETITION 3 rd 5 th NOVEMBER 2017 ENTRY FORM NAME: REG NO: ADDRESS: Post Code Tel: Please tick if you will be under the age of 25 on the day: I wish to enter: (Please tick or highlight the classes you wish to enter) CLASS A Military Apprentices (Junior) N/A CLASS A Military Apprentices (Senior) N/A CLASS B Military and Ex- Military CLASS C Open Hunter Class per person CLASS D Open Therapeutic Class I enclose a cheque for the total of My striker is: Who is / is not* a competitor. I agree to abide by the conditions of the schedule. Cheques made payable to: DATR CENTRAL ACCOUNT Because of the high volume of entries received in the past entries will be allocated on a first come first served basis. Once entered money is non-refundable. Please return entries before 13 October 2017

6 Rules General rules All competitors must be registered with the Worshipful Company of Farriers or a Certified Euro Farrier. You are guests on an MOD / Military base Competitors and guests can be asked to leave the base at any time Specimen shoes and shoes on the foot must be to the judge s specifications. The Judge has the final say on all matters in relation to the competition. Any issues, complaints or comments should be submitted in writing after the competition. Horses will be trotted up in front of a Vet before and after classes The time keeper is the only person that can start/stop time. Any person found working after the time keeper, calls Time, will be disqualified (DQ). Strikers and tools Competitors / pairs are allowed ONE free standing vice per an Anvil. Only one competitor on an anvil at any one time (1st a warning to the pair on the anvil, followed by 2 nd DQ of point for that pair competing). Insurance It is require that all competitors must have PRIVATE insurance for competing. This is to cover them for injuries, loss of earnings and loss of training (apprentices). Entry into the competition is an acknowledgement/ agreement to these rules