Derby callbacks to 2nd series: 1,4,5,6,7,8,10,11,12,13,and 15 through 22.
18 dogs back
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Derby callbacks to 2nd series: 1,4,5,6,7,8,10,11,12,13,and 15 through 22.
18 dogs back
Open callbacks to 2nd: 1-11,14-16,18,21,22,24-27,29,33,34,37,39,41,42,45,48,52,53,56-61. 38 dogs back.
Hi Lee,
Any info on the Derby.
Janie Mac
Are you speaking in general, or specifically about this event?
If you are speaking specifically about this event, you are speaking about one of the judges on his first assignment. This particular judge has worked very hard for quite a few years to learn how to train his own dog, attended many seminars to learn bird placement/wind/terrain, and general dog knowledge. He has worked alot of events with jobs from bird steward, marshall, gun captain, and chairman. He has supported Clubs in several states, contributed to Retriever Sports from his heart. His honesty is unquestionalble, and he has served his Country in the Air Force during War Time.
Can he be expected to be an excellent judge his first time out, probably not,however the fact that he stood at the line so folks can run there dogs should be enough to give him the benefit of the doubt.
I would doubt that many of us were perfect our first time judging. Please consider what you state, and make sure it is important enough to possibly deter a judge from becoming a good judge in the future.
David Barrow
Formerly registered as "Southernman"
Quite a first post!
Blindfaith
The beginning is often scary, the end is usually sad, but fortunately, it's the middle that counts the most.
Has this person ever judged or even worked in any capacity at any field event or was this there first trial ever, to bad they sure want to hope that know one finds out who they really are.
D Beacock
Plus he has been an excellent HT judge.
We couldn't make it, but the judging panel for the minor stakes was a real attraction for us. My wife ran her first ever dog event under Mike--a JH where he was incredibly nice and helpful for someone who was about to throw up from nervousness. Now that she is running Qs it would have been fun to see Mike in the chair. And then there is John Fallon. Never laid eyes on the guy but would love to see what he is like in real life after reading his posts on RTF for years.
Train, don't complain!
Howard Niemi
"you don't get trapping advice from a trapper with no pelts on his wall" from Guy Burnett via Marvin Sundstom in 2013
Any news from the Qual?