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Copy of Happy Ratter July 18.Xlsx Class ID Call Name Breed ID First Name Last Name TIME SCORE Place RATTER 0718T1LRA Duke Dutch Shepherd mix HR788 Andrea Rogers 62.09 100 0718T1LRA Gus Australian Shepherd HR793 Zoe Rice Abs 0718T1LRA Beasley American Cocker Spaniel HR789 Gail Davolio 28.12 100 2 0718T1LRA Jake American Cocker Spaniel HR367 Ellen Dana 64.75 90 0718T1LRM Maggie May Windsprite HR658 Patricia Stogryn EX 0718T1LRA Aoife Bull Terrier HR644 Cheryl Cornett Abs 0718T1LRA Barack Cocker Spaniel HR795 Ginger MacFarlane 50.34 100 3 0718T1LRA Lucy American Cocker Spaniel HR366 Ellen Dana 45.37 110 1 0718T1LRA Carmen Cocker Spaniel HR794 Ginger MacFarlane 51.53 100 4 0718T1LRM Fae Flat Coated Retriever HR413 Janet Gregsak 58.00 100 1 0718T1LRM Eva Labrador Retriever HR412 Janet Gregsak 142.69 100 2 0718T1LRM Pippi Terrier Mix HR224 Kathy Austin 120.12 80 3 0718T1LRM Pandora All American HR639 Nichole Burke 120.3 10 4 Ratter 2 0718T2LRA Beasley American Cocker Spaniel HR789 Gail Davolio 39.19 100 4 0718T2LRA Lucy American Cocker Spaniel HR366 Ellen Dana 12 110 1 0718T2LRA Barack Cocker Spaniel HR795 Ginger MacFarlane 68.47 90 0718T2LRA Aoife Bull Terrier HR644 Cheryl Cornett Abs 0718T2LRA Duke Dutch Shepherd mix HR788 Andrea Rogers 55 100 0718T2LRA Carmen Cocker Spaniel HR794 Ginger MacFarlane 43.91 110 2 0718T2LRA Gus Australian Shepherd HR793 Zoe Rice Abs 0718T2LRM Maggie May Windsprite HR658 Patricia Stogryn 60 100 3 0718T2LRA Jake American Cocker Spaniel HR367 Ellen Dana 16.66 100 3 0718T2LRM Pippi Terrier Mix HR224 Kathy Austin 158.44 70 0718T2LRM Fae Flat Coated Retriever HR413 Janet Gregsak 33 100 2 0718T2LRM Eva Labrador Retriever HR412 Janet Gregsak 43.57 110 1 0718T2LRM Pandora All American HR639 Nichole Burke 146.62 100 4 Happy Ratter 0718T1LHM Jasper All American HR008 Jennifer Strubinger Abs 0718T1LHM Riley Airedale Terrier HR045 Cindy Smith 130.19 110 1 Happy 2 0718T2LHM Jasper All American HR008 Jennifer Strubinger Abs expert 0718T1LEA Cabo Std. Poodle HR652 Ellen Brouillet 210 80 1 0718T1LEA Phoebe Std. Poodle HR374 Miriam Wilcox 210 50 2 expert 2 0718T2LEA Phoebe Std. Poodle HR374 Miriam Wilcox 210 80 1 0718T2LEA Cabo Std. Poodle HR652 Ellen Brouillet 210 80 1 Champion 1 0718T1LCA Cowboy German Shepherd Dog HR643 Teresa Nickerson 240 80 2 0718T1LCA Erik Wire Fox Terrier HR347 Lucia Hackett 240 60 4 0718T1LCA Lhotse German Shepherd Dog HR556 Paula Heriot 240 70 3 0718T1LCA Syrena Pharaoh Hound HR141 Marlene Moore 240 50 0718T1LCA Mylo Border Collie HR638 Ariane Goerlich 205.4 100 1 0718T1LCM Harley Beagle HR005 Cheryl Hill 240 90 2 0718T1LCM Sophie Border Collie HR007 Dede MacLeod 240 70 3 0718T1LCM Mikey Pom Mix HR087 Sue McGreevey 163.34 100 1 champion 2 0718T2LCA Syrena Pharaoh Hound HR141 Marlene Moore 240 20 0718T2LCA Cowboy German Shepherd Dog HR643 Teresa Nickerson 240 70 4 0718T2LCA Lhotse German Shepherd Dog HR556 Paula Heriot 240 100 3 0718T2LCA Mylo Border Collie HR638 Ariane Goerlich 219.22 110 1 0718T2LCA Erik Wire Fox Terrier HR347 Lucia Hackett 164.28 100 2 0718T2LCM Harley Beagle HR005 Cheryl Hill 224.35 100 2 0718T2LCM Sophie Border Collie HR007 Dede MacLeod 240 70 3 0718T2LCM Mikey Pom Mix HR087 Sue McGreevey 174.35 100 1 Extraordinaire 0718T1LXA Oonah Alaskan Malamute HR067 Sarah Todd 300 78 1 0718T1LXM Gerda German Shepherd Dog HR148 Paula Heriot 187 120 1 0718T1LXM Roxy Min. Aussie HR028 Nancy Webb 168.78 98 0718T1LXM Krieger German Shepherd Dog HR147 Paula Heriot 119.19 110 2 0718T1LXM Brio Miniature Schnauzer HR356 Cynthia Gustafson 285 70 0718T1LXM Rimke Stabyhoun HR136 Ariane Goerlich 171.53 110 4 0718T1LXM Fallon Smooth Fox Terrier HR035 Bonnie Bartlett 137 98 0718T1LXM Nessie AmStaff HR115 Jen Belanger 222.69 100 0718T1LXM Arthur Beagle Mix HR325 Elaine Loranz 138.66 110 3 0718T1LXM Puck Dachshund HR068 Susan Beliveau 267.75 110 Extraordinaire 2 0718T2LXA Oonah Alaskan Malamute HR067 Sarah Todd 299.66 60 1 0718T2LXM Arthur Beagle Mix HR325 Elaine Loranz 130.97 90 0718T2LXM Nessie AmStaff HR115 Jen Belanger 195 64 0718T2LXM Roxy Min. Aussie HR028 Nancy Webb 107.5 54 0718T2LXM Rimke Stabyhoun HR136 Ariane Goerlich 158.15 110 2 0718T2LXM Krieger German Shepherd Dog HR147 Paula Heriot 163.43 98 0718T2LXM Gerda German Shepherd Dog HR148 Paula Heriot 215.07 110 3 0718T2LXM Brio Miniature Schnauzer HR356 Cynthia Gustafson 243.91 110 0718T2LXM Fallon Smooth Fox Terrier HR035 Bonnie Bartlett 227.69 110 4 0718T2LXM Puck Dachshund HR068 Susan Beliveau 143.75 120 1 DISTANCE 1 0718T1LDA Maggie May Windsprite HR658 Patricia Stogryn NQ 0718T1LDA Phoebe Std. Poodle HR374 Miriam Wilcox NQ 0718T1LDA Sophie Border Collie HR007 Dede MacLeod 9.09 100 1 0718T1LDA Nessie AmStaff HR115 Jen Belanger NQ 0718T1LDA Aoife Bull Terrier HR644 Cheryl Cornett Abs 0718T1LDA Pandora All American HR639 Nichole Burke NQ 0718T1LDA Pippi Terrier Mix HR224 Kathy Austin 16.59 100 4 0718T1LDA Oonah Alaskan Malamute HR067 Sarah Todd NQ 0718T1LDA Cowboy German Shepherd Dog HR643 Teresa Nickerson 39.28 100 0718T1LDA Jake American Cocker Spaniel HR367 Ellen Dana 20.63 100 0718T1LDA Beasley American Cocker Spaniel HR789 Gail Davolio 21.4 100 0718T1LDA Mikey Pom Mix HR087 Sue McGreevey 11.16 100 3 0718T1LDA Brio Miniature Schnauzer HR356 Cynthia Gustafson 51.44 100 0718T1LDA Jasper All American HR008 Jennifer Strubinger Abs 0718T1LDA Lhotse German Shepherd Dog HR556 Paula Heriot 24.19 100 0718T1LDA Harley Beagle HR005 Cheryl Hill 26.03 100 0718T1LDA Lucy American Cocker Spaniel HR366 Ellen Dana 9.56 100 2 0718T1LDM Fallon Smooth Fox Terrier HR035 Bonnie Bartlett 18.65 100 0718T1LDM Roxy Min. Aussie HR028 Nancy Webb 19.43 100 0718T1LDM Arthur Beagle Mix HR325 Elaine Loranz 10.84 100 4 0718T1LDM Rimke Stabyhoun HR136 Ariane Goerlich 5.19 100 2 0718T1LDM Mylo Border Collie HR638 Ariane Goerlich 8.16 100 3 0718T1LDM Erik Wire Fox Terrier HR347 Lucia Hackett 16.54 100 0718T1LDM Gerda German Shepherd Dog HR148 Paula Heriot 4.52 100 1 0718T1LDM Krieger German Shepherd Dog HR147 Paula Heriot 17.62 100 0718T1LDM Puck Dachshund HR068 Susan Beliveau 27.22 100 DISTANCE 2 0718T2LDA Jake American Cocker Spaniel HR367 Ellen Dana 45.44 100 0718T2LDA Mikey Pom Mix HR087 Sue McGreevey 4.75 100 2 0718T2LDA Phoebe Std. Poodle HR374 Miriam Wilcox NQ . 0718T2LDA Lhotse German Shepherd Dog HR556 Paula Heriot 3.18 100 1 0718T2LDA Nessie AmStaff HR115 Jen Belanger 28.37 100 4 0718T2LDA Harley Beagle HR005 Cheryl Hill 30.41 100 0718T2LDA Oonah Alaskan Malamute HR067 Sarah Todd NQ . 0718T2LDA Pippi Terrier Mix HR224 Kathy Austin NQ 0718T2LDA Cowboy German Shepherd Dog HR643 Teresa Nickerson 10 100 3 0718T2LDA Sophie Border Collie HR007 Dede MacLeod 43.72 100 0718T2LDA Jasper All American HR008 Jennifer Strubinger Abs 0718T2LDA Aoife Bull Terrier HR644 Cheryl Cornett Abs 0718T2LDA Brio Miniature Schnauzer HR356 Cynthia Gustafson 50.37 100 0718T2LDA Pandora All American HR639 Nichole Burke 39.18 100 0718T2LDA Beasley American Cocker Spaniel HR789 Gail Davolio 112.81 100 0718T2LDA Lucy American Cocker Spaniel HR366 Ellen Dana 45.52 100 0718T2LDM Mylo Border Collie HR638 Ariane Goerlich 7.97 100 2 0718T2LDM Rimke Stabyhoun HR136 Ariane Goerlich 14.44 100 4 0718T2LDM Erik Wire Fox Terrier HR347 Lucia Hackett 14.47 100 0718T2LDM Fallon Smooth Fox Terrier HR035 Bonnie Bartlett 11.84 100 3 0718T2LDM Arthur Beagle Mix HR325 Elaine Loranz 7.96 100 1 0718T2LDM Roxy Min. Aussie HR028 Nancy Webb 17.13 100 0718T2LDM Krieger German Shepherd Dog HR147 Paula Heriot 15.78 100 0718T2LDM Gerda German Shepherd Dog HR148 Paula Heriot 15.65 100 0718T2LDM Puck Dachshund HR068 Susan Beliveau 21.78 100.
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