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Show - Ballarat Dog Club

Date - Sun 5th Feb 2012

Venue - Morshead Park, Ballarat

Judging Time - GSD 8.30am, everyone else 12pm

Group 1 89 - 259

Group 2 260 - 310

Group 3 311 - 405

Group 4 406 - 485

Group 5A 1 - 88

Group 5B 486 - 583

Group 6 584 - 691

Group 7 692 - 739

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or maybe with it being summer people don't want to go to a show that starts for most breeds at 12 noon.

Yep that is what puts me off, I don't understand why they don't put on another judge rather then making GSD go first then everyone else later.

Not to mention the ground is quite often crispy slippery grass and tiny rings.

I am only taking the Affen as it is a breed specialist.

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or maybe with it being summer people don't want to go to a show that starts for most breeds at 12 noon.

Yep that is what puts me off, I don't understand why they don't put on another judge rather then making GSD go first then everyone else later.

Not to mention the ground is quite often crispy slippery grass and tiny rings.

I am only taking the Affen as it is a breed specialist.

GSDs do have a separate judge. They start earlier due to being shown specialty style at this show. Therefore they take much longer. They usually finish up just before the group specials start .

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Then why can't every start at the same time?

Or are you saying it's going to take close to 6 hours to judge 88 dogs?

Bloody hell, glad I don't have GSD's :laugh:

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Yes it does take that long because they critique. However I do think they should start Group 1 earlier because there is 170 dogs in group 1, and group one normally has a big entry anyway. so everyone will be finished and standing around tapping their feet waiting for group 1.

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Yes it does take that long because they critique. However I do think they should start Group 1 earlier because there is 170 dogs in group 1, and group one normally has a big entry anyway. so everyone will be finished and standing around tapping their feet waiting for group 1.

There has been shows where Group 1 with big entries finished before other group with much less entries! I remember one show, Group 1 was finished and note that Group 6, 4 and 3 was still going and Group 2 was finished at the same time!! :laugh:

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However I do think they should start Group 1 earlier because there is 170 dogs in group 1, and group one normally has a big entry anyway. so everyone will be finished and standing around tapping their feet waiting for group 1.

I agree with this, Group 1 should start at least an hour before every other group to give them a head start.

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Northerly flow will strengthen during Sunday ahead of a low pressure trough, expected to move eastwards across western Victoria during the morning and early afternoon, and eastern Victoria during the afternoon and evening. Winds will shift gusty west to southwesterly to the west of the trough.

Damaging winds averaging 50 km/h with peak gusts around 90 km/h are forecast for parts of the South West, North Central and Central forecast districts from late Sunday morning.

Temperature expected to be 29 but usually feels hotter up here. UV is extreme. Grounds are good - grass mown.

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Northerly flow will strengthen during Sunday ahead of a low pressure trough, expected to move eastwards across western Victoria during the morning and early afternoon, and eastern Victoria during the afternoon and evening. Winds will shift gusty west to southwesterly to the west of the trough.

Damaging winds averaging 50 km/h with peak gusts around 90 km/h are forecast for parts of the South West, North Central and Central forecast districts from late Sunday morning.

Temperature expected to be 29 but usually feels hotter up here. UV is extreme. Grounds are good - grass mown.

Sounds a bit extreme. Might rethink the idea of going tomorrow.

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Should be OK - just bring extra tent pegs:) You know how often The weather forecasts are wrong! The same forecast for all the central area which includes Melbourne. If the change brings rain we would be very grateful as Ballarat is sooooo dry - only about 10mm of rain in January and last year we had 260mm. Feast or famine!

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Total Fire Ban tomorrow

04 Feb, 2012 06:07 PM

CFA has issued a Total Fire Ban across six districts tomorrow (Sunday)

The ban covers Mallee, Wimmera, South West, Northern Country, North Central and Central areas.

No fires can be lit or be allowed to remain alight in the open air from from 12:01am until 11:59pm tomorrow.

Ballarat is in the central area.

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