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Hurdles Round 2 Rat Hurdles 2 Judge: Virginia Huxley Large 1 134 Ginger Mixed Breed Pass 0:05.73 2 164 Pi Belgian Tervuren Pass 0:06.16 3 153 Chet Border Collie Pass 0:07.23 4 136 Liadrin Australian Shepherd Pass 0:07.36 178 Ripp Border Collie Pass 0:07.95 155 Shiner Collie, Rough Pass 0:08.45 116 Gus Border Collie Pass 0:08.56 104 Sylvie Australian Shepherd Pass 0:09.32 120 Igo Belgian Malinois Pass 0:09.52 107 Breeze Border Collie Pass 0:09.77 112 Luke Border Collie Pass 0:12.10 171 Tiva Belgian Tervuren Pass 0:12.14 102 Trapper German Shorthaired Pointer Pass 0:12.76 158 Onyx Standard Schnauzer Pass 0:13.05 157 Ricky Bobby Doberman Pinscher Pass 0:13.76 139 Toad Border Collie Pass 0:14.46 118 Nachos Australian Cattle Dog Pass 0:14.88 129 Murphy Irish Terrier Pass 0:16.05 113 Aubrey Weimaraner Pass 0:16.18 128 Lucy Australian Shepherd Pass 0:16.32 176 Kink Mixed Breed Pass 0:17.13 133 Michaela Mixed Breed Pass 0:17.41 130 Sierra Siberian Husky Pass 0:19.86 103 Molly Belgian Tervuren Pass 0:21.92 110 Romeo Samoyed Pass 0:21.97 172 Gabby Collie, Rough Pass 0:29.18 160 Elsa Labrador Retriever Pass 0:37.41 142 Ava Samoyed Pass 0:50.73 101 Lily All American Dog Fail 108 Cody Australian Shepherd Fail 111 Scout Australian Shepherd Fail 117 Flame Belgian Tervuren Fail 121 Buckeye German Shorthaired Pointer Fail 124 Crowe Border Collie Fail 126 Murphy Weimaraner Fail 127 Chief Weimaraner Fail 131 Ember Belgian Tervuren Fail Rat Hurdles 2 Judge: Virginia Huxley 132 Scandal Border Collie Fail 135 Creek German Wirehaired Pointer Fail 138 Kozi Vizsla Fail 140 Scarlet Weimaraner Fail 143 Henley All American Dog Fail 146 Magic German Shepherd Dog Fail 149 Buzz Border Collie Fail 159 Stella Bearded Collie Fail 163 Brenna Bearded Collie Fail 165 Bren German Shepherd Dog Fail 106 Destiny Belgian Malinois ABS 119 Echo Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Ret ABS 137 Zydeco Border Collie ABS 168 Zing Border Collie ABS 173 Phoenix Border Collie ABS 174 Becky Border Collie ABS Medium 1 217 Squid Border Collie Pass 0:06.39 2 206 Izzy Miniature Schnauzer Pass 0:07.66 3 232 Han Miniature American Shepherd Pass 0:08.56 4 203 Wixer Mixed Breed Pass 0:10.19 233 Levi Miniature Schnauzer Pass 0:11.68 221 Freyja Norrbottenspets Pass 0:11.85 226 Dannye Standard Schnauzer Pass 0:12.12 205 Flea American Staffordshire Terrier Pass 0:12.62 212 Ruckus All American Dog Pass 0:12.97 241 BonnieBlu Welsh Terrier Pass 0:14.85 216 Dyson Border Terrier Pass 0:16.23 201 Gus Standard Schnauzer Pass 0:17.25 215 Skuggi Icelandic Sheepdog Pass 0:17.82 209 Moo Moo Bull Terrier Pass 0:17.84 227 Rylee Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Ret Pass 0:19.37 229 Candy Australian Shepherd Pass 0:19.38 320 Chloe Mixed Breed Pass 0:25.38 240 Checkers Mixed Breed Pass 0:25.83 204 Wicked Poodle, Miniature Pass 0:26.57 211 Mush Norrbottenspets Pass 0:35.20 Rat Hurdles 2 Judge: Virginia Huxley 210 Motzie Standard Schnauzer Pass 0:36.18 213 Ollie Miniature Schnauzer Fail 218 Bodie Kooikerhondje Fail 224 Gizmo Papillon Fail 228 Sarah Mixed Breed Fail 230 Ace Pyrenean Shepherd Fail 238 Jet Australian Cattle Dog Fail 239 Hairy Parson Russell Terrier Fail 243 Zen Miniature American Shepherd Fail 219 Billie Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Ret ABS Small 1 315 Dudley Jack Russell Terrier Pass 0:08.71 2 302 Hanna Jack Russell Terrier Pass 0:10.02 3 303 Streak Rat Terrier Pass 0:10.14 4 321 Heidi Schipperke Pass 0:10.15 301 Dot Parson Russell Terrier Pass 0:11.75 308 Skye Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Pass 0:11.93 316 Phoebe Lakeland Terrier Pass 0:12.16 322 Lola Miniature Schnauzer Pass 0:12.54 313 Harry Pembroke Welsh Corgi Pass 0:13.26 305 Gromit Swedish Vallhund Pass 0:16.93 326 Luna Miniature Pinscher Pass 0:20.53 323 Missy Russell Terrier Pass 0:53.82 304 Abbie Dachshund Fail 311 Taco Chihuahua Fail 329 Callie Dachshund Fail 307 Tori Miniature Pinscher ABS 309 Roxie Dachshund ABS.
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