Showing posts with label Calgary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Calgary. Show all posts
Monday, 7 July 2014
Results: English Farrier Steven Beane Wins His Fifth (and Final) Calgary Stampede World Championship in 2014
Steven Beane practicing at home before Calgary. Photo by Aaron Kampfer, used with permission.
Unofficial news from the Calgary Stampede has placed English farrier Steven Beane in the enviable position of having just won his fifth--and no doubt last--world championship at the Calgary Stampede.
The news was reported late last night, Calgary time, by event sponsors Delta Mustad Hoofcare
Saturday, 26 October 2013
Video: English Farrier Steven Beane Crosses Ocean to Judge 2013 Canadian Horseshoeing Championships
Those nice people up in Canada are at it again. Canadian farrier competitors are setting a world record for media support this year, and it's all been good news. The latest is a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation interview with four-time World Champion Steven Beane of Yorkshire, England, who is in Canada this weekend to judge their national championship in Calgary.
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Friday, 13 July 2012
Calgary Stampede Farriers: Steve Beane Victory Video and Official Re-Cap
The Calgary Stampede has provided a short video interview with British farrier Steven Beane, AWCF of Yorkshire, England. Steven won the World Championship Blacksmiths Competition at the Stampede last weekend for the fourth consecutive year.
Here's the official press release from the Stampede about the final day of the competition and the last Hoof Blog post on Calgary (for this year):
Sunday, 8 July 2012
Calgary Stampede Farriers: Potluck Forging Class Showcases the "Art" of Shoeing Horses (And Why That Matters)
People throw around the term "the art and science of farriery" a lot. What does that mean?
Professional hoofcare requires that the farrier use both sides of his or her brain. While they have to learn the anatomy of the horse and the mechanics of the job, they also have to be able to "right brain" the creation, adjustment or placement of the shoe or appliance being attached to the foot.
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New Shoes: Calgary Stampede 2012 Farrier Slide Show
Love farrier competitions? Then enjoy these photos from the first day at the Calgary Stampede farrier events by Vicki Kaiser. These were the last photos she took before her backpack was stolen with her laptop, wallet, car keys and everything she needed for her trip.
Click on the full-screen button at the bottom right for a better view.
You'd probably enjoy Vicki's blog: Read about her
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Monday, 14 May 2012
Calgary Stampede: AAPF Member Farriers Will Receive CE Credit for Competing or Spectating at 2012 World Championship Blacksmiths' Competition
The following text was received today in the form of an announcement from the American Association of Professional Farriers and is re-published as received:
In recognition of the American Association of Professional Farriers (AAPF) commitment to the farrier industry, the Calgary Stampede’s World Championship Blacksmiths’ Competition (WCBC) has named the AAPF as the permanent sponsor for the
In recognition of the American Association of Professional Farriers (AAPF) commitment to the farrier industry, the Calgary Stampede’s World Championship Blacksmiths’ Competition (WCBC) has named the AAPF as the permanent sponsor for the
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Sunday, 10 July 2011
Calgary Stampede: Steven Beane Three-peats as World Champion
Steven Beane of North Allerton in Yorkshire, England captured his third consecutive global title at the Calgary Stampede’s 32nd Annual World Championship Blacksmiths’ Competition on Sunday. Beane is the first competitor to win back-to-back-to-back world crowns at Calgary since Welshman Grant Moon snared his fifth straight WCBC title back in 1992.
And Beane’s competition in Sunday’s
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Calgary Stampede: Farriers at the World Champion Blacksmiths Competition
They call it the Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth. There's no event quite like Canada's Calgary Stampede, held each July in Calgary, Alberta. It's the world's biggest rodeo melded into the world's biggest country fair and a world cultural fair, to boot. You can learn a lot, or just have fun. It has to be one of the world's largest volunteer-run events of any kind. The World Championship
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Saturday, 9 July 2011
Calgary Stampede World Championship Blacksmiths: View the Live Video Feed on the Hoof Blog
(videostream disabled because event is over)
There is some sort of a scoring problem and, as of Saturday night, the top ten for the live shoeing had not been announced. The competitors don't even know how they're doing!
England's Steven Beane, World Champion of 2009 and 2010 was off to a good start, winning two of the first three classes and finishing second in the other, before the scoring
There is some sort of a scoring problem and, as of Saturday night, the top ten for the live shoeing had not been announced. The competitors don't even know how they're doing!
England's Steven Beane, World Champion of 2009 and 2010 was off to a good start, winning two of the first three classes and finishing second in the other, before the scoring
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Tuesday, 7 June 2011
Farrier Jim Quick's Colorado Shop and Equipment Destroyed by Fire, Explosion
Fire and an explosion destroyed farrier Jim Quick's workshop in Niwot, Colorado on Sunday, June 5, 2011. This is all that remained. (Jim Quick photo)
Jim Quick is a lucky man. He has a good sense of timing, too.
He took a break from working on some tools Sunday morning. The well-known farrier clinician and competitor left his farrier shop in Niwot, Colorado to step onto his patio and
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