Blacksmith Boot Camp: S1 E15 - A Dramatic Ending

It's a dramatic ending to season one of Blacksmith Boot Camp, a farrier students' reality series featuring Heartland Horseshoeing School in Lamar, Missouri. As the school year comes to a close, there’s just enough time for some fun and games from the seniors who have already passed their finals. However, there doesn’t seem to be enough time in the world for every student to pass. For some, it will come down to the very last day! Such is the case for Katie and Justin, two 8-week students and the stars of this special episode. Some students have achieved amazing things during their time at Heartland, including a 24-week student who got his CF AND his CJF all while attending horseshoeing school. Congrats to all the hard-working students of this year’s series, both who were able to pass, and those who were not. Their journey has just begun.
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Sponsored by GE Forge & Tool. To learn more about their amazing farrier products that’s featured in this video, visit: geforge.com/
To learn more about Heartland Horseshoeing School visit: www.heartlandhorseshoeing.com/ and follow them on Facebook: / heartlandhorseshoeings...
Filmed, Edited, and Directed by Aaron Harris.
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Music Credits (in order of appearance):
Missing Memories - by Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen
Show Theme - Written by Aaron Harris
Performed by Geno Harris, Josh Gardner, Aaron Harris
It Will Be Fine in the End - by Dayon
Cotton Factory - by Hunter Quinn
Perpetual Transit - by Walt Adams
Bad Luck Girl - by Roots and Recognition
You Can't Control Who You Fall For - by Dayon
Far Away from Home - by Johan Glossner
Deliverance - by Peter Sandberg

[@keithroach7762]

This is what more of today's kids who are about to consider a college degree should do. Much more rewarding job, less time to get your required certification and way less debt. My daughter's friends are gonna be paying student loans off for a long time and most of them aren't going to even land that great job or profession they wanted. This looks so much more worthwhile in my opinion

[@ChrisGregory-Farrier-Author]

Thanks Keith. We agree with you. It seems like college has gone the way of the media and many other once fine institutions in our country. Trade schools certainly prepare our youngsters for success in this country. Thank you for watching.

[@michieqh]

Manny had a great time down there! He's done his 14 day quarantine tomorrow and itching to get out on the road using everything he learned there.

[@ChrisGregory-Farrier-Author]

He was born to shoe horses. Manny is going to be star in this industry. Thank you for trusting us to teach him in the Heartland. Truly a young man to be proud of.

[@michieqh]

@@ChrisGregory-Farrier-Author we are thankful for the good environment you provide there as much as for the quality instruction in shoeing.

[@SheriffGuyBuck]

Hopefully the Farrier industry will see the value in quality education. Kudos to GE for sponsoring this series and Heartland for participating, Aaron the Filmmaker, you did a great job of showing the hard work these students put in and the high standards they are held to. Overall A+ in my opinion!

[@AarontheFilmmaker]

Hey thanks so much, Guy! It was a lot of fun, a lot of work, a lot of learning along the way. So glad you've been able to watch. Here's to season 2!! Hopefully.

[@ChrisGregory-Farrier-Author]

Thank you so much for your comments. Let's hope we can do again next year.

[@AFACF]

Well done guys. Perseverance through adversity.

[@ChrisGregory-Farrier-Author]

Thanks for watching Rick.

[@ConorMakes]

I still love to see em grow Chris. Fab job everyone 👍👍

[@ChrisGregory-Farrier-Author]

That makes two of us. Even 30 years into this career and I still love watching these folk change before my eyes. Thank you for watching.

[@AarontheFilmmaker]

Love this series. Seen every episode! I'm probably your biggest fan.

[@ChrisGregory-Farrier-Author]

Lol. Glad you were able to make the time.

[@xtinet]

Great series! Would love to see another season!

[@ChrisGregory-Farrier-Author]

Thank you. Tell your favorite farrier industry manufacturers. We really appreciate you watching.

[@lauratew2945]

What the Heartland does for humans and horses makes the world a better place. Thanks for sharing it!

[@ChrisGregory-Farrier-Author]

Thank you for watching it Laura. We are sure hoping for another season next year with our new cast of characters that are sure to be here. You have no idea how much we appreciate you.

[@sterling6461]

Hey there, Love this series and in a couple years I’d love to attend here. I’m 16 at the moment, been interested in this as a career since I was little. I Was wondering if you could give me any tips on what I should study/ stay sharp on for a good foundation of I were to attend once I graduate. Is an anatomy text book a good idea if so any recommendations of some good one

[@ChrisGregory-Farrier-Author]

Hi Sterling. Great to hear. I hope you get to become a Heartlander. If you go to the website, www.heartlandhorseshoeing.com, you can get the textbook we use in the school. Study the 100 pages worth of anatomy in there, and you will have a big leg up on the class. Come visit if you get the chance.