CKC Jr. Handler
Cortney Grayless 2001 & 2002
 
CKC Jr. Handler
Jessica Kelly 2003
CKC Jr. Handler
Cortney Grayless 2004
CKC Jr. Handler
Rankings Last Updated: Nov 23, 2005
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PEWEE JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP
Up
to 5 Years |
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Alexis Chism |
400 |
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Trevor Knudsen |
200 |
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JUNIOR
SHOWMANSHIP
Up to 13 Years
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Samantha Gillenwater |
1475 |
| 2. |
Savannah Knudsen |
925 |
| 3. |
Trevor Knudsen |
425 |
| 4. |
Myles Blair Layman |
400 |
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Kellie Dahlberg |
275 |
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Cameron Crook |
250 |
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SENIOR
SHOWMANSHIP
14 to 18 Years |
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Cortney Grayless |
3000 |
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Katie Gilman |
200 |
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Ashley Evans |
100 |
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JUNIOR
SHOWMANSHIP
Overall
Final Stats 2005
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| 1. |
(Senior) Cortney Grayless |
3000 |
| 2. |
(Junior) Samantha Gillenwater |
1475 |
| 3. |
(Junior) Savannah Knudsen |
925 |
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(Junior) Trevor Knudsen |
425 |
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(Pee Wee) Alexis Chism |
400 |
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(Junior) Myles Blair Layman |
400 |
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(Junior) Kellie Dahlberg |
275 |
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(Junior) Cameron Crook |
250 |
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(Senior) Katie Gilman |
200 |
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(Senior) Ashley Evans |
100 |
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~Junior
Showmanship Competition~ |
Junior
Handler Class
Boys & Girls up to the age of 13 years old on day of show.
Senior Handler Class
Boys & Girls who are at least 14 years and under 18 years
old on the day of the show.
The 1st to 4th placement finish in both the Junior and Senior
Class will receive a
CKC Rosette. The first place Junior Handler and the first
place Senior Handler then
compete for Best Junior Handler in show. A CKC Rosette and a
Gift will be awarded
to the Best Junior Handler in show.
Pewee Junior Handler Class
Children 5 years old and under on day of show.
1st to 4th place finishes will receive a CKC Rosette and a Gift.
*The Pewee class does not compete with above 2 classes.
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~Junior
Showmanship Judging Criteria~ |
Junior
Handlers, Senior Handlers and Pewee Junior Handlers will be judged
on
his/her individual performance in the ring ~ how well each
handler can show off the
dog at the end of his/her lead. Each handler should be aware
of where the judge is
at all times while he/she is exhibiting in the ring. Each
handler should be able to tell
the judge what breed of dog he/she is showing, the name of the dog
and the age of
the dog. Handlers must know the ring formations ~ ability to
complete a triangle,
L-shape formation and understanding of up and back relating to the
T. The most
important part of the handlers presentation is the ability to stack
and present the
dog to the judge.
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