[ SHOWGSD-L ] Re: Canine Discussion
- From: "Helen Franklin" <helen@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <caggra@xxxxxxx>, ""@localhost.freelists.org, <showgsd-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 6 Mar 2007 10:36:00 -0800
I apologized to one owner and handler the day of the show.
The other's are mine to know and learn from. I wish I could be perfect but I
never make it. I prefer the others do not know because it can't do them any
good, only sadness and frustration. I do believe that Ed won't miss them. My
error can't be changed...only I can change.
Helen
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From: caggra@xxxxxxx
Date: Tue, 06 Mar 2007 13:27:39 -0500
>May I ask what 3 bitches? :) I know one of them for sure.
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>Jeff
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>Subject: [ SHOWGSD-L ] Canine Discussion
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>PEGGY SAID IT EXACTLY RIGHT!!!! PERFECT, PEGGY! New name,
>perfect Peggy. The good handlers DO KNOW what to bring each judge. However,
>when judging the Nationals, and the reason judges want to do that, is they
>then
>have the opportunity and selection to chose the best of the best. They are
>able to select what they consider the ideal. Matters not what they say, judge
>your judge from what they selected at a National Specialty. THEY DID HAVE A
>CHOICE.
>Helen
>P.S. After watching the official Nationals tapes, I missed three bitches from
>the excused group. Lesson learned. Ed will correct my mistakes.
>PEGGY SAID:-----Original Message-----
>From: pmick12@xxxxxxxxxxx
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>Sent: Tue, 6 Mar 2007 11:00 AM
>Subject: [ SHOWGSD-L ] Re: Return to Canine Discussions
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> I think it depends on the entry on the day. Most judges have
>"hangups" of one kind of another...they are harder on specific faults,
>more on one than another...
>but given a certain entry on any given day, may overlook and forgive
>that same fault that they usually can't forgive. For that matter, in a
>big entry, especially one with quality dogs, a judge may hit on dogs
>with a specific fault and then in a big class of specials, forgive that
>same fault because he or she sees so many virtues in one dog that
>overall that dog leaves the others in the dust.
> It's called judging on the day, and/or judging what's there.
>Say, for instance, that a judge spends the first 8 months of the year
>coming down hard on dogs that are dirty going away...but then suddenly
>has a great entry, filled with quality dogs, and there is a dog that
>just makes the judge catch his or her breath...spectacular side gait,
>beautiful reach, drive, and follow thru, and type as well...type to die
>for...but that dog is not clean going away...the rest of the dogs are
>good sidegaiters, pretty enough (pretty means they have type), and clean
>going away...but no matter what the judge does, the dog that's dirty is
>just breathtaking every time he comes into view....on that day, the
>judge might forgive the dog going away.......... I don't know if
>I've explained it properly, just hope so. Sometimes every judge will
>forgive his or her most hated thing when everything else just is
>wonderful.......... to do otherwise is, in my mind, not judging at all.
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> One other thing on this topic...the best of our handlers know what
>blows the judges away, and they know going in what certain judges will
>forgive and what they won't. They will bring a dog with a fault that
>they know a particular judge usually is hard on, if they know that dog
>has something that judge will just fall for, too, no matter what. I
>wish there were more handlers who knew that stuff.
> Peggy
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