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2019 Buckeye State Summer Sieger August 24 & 25, 2019 2019 Buckeye State Summer Sieger August 24 & 25, 2019 Judge Show #1 Show #2 Show #3 Show #4 Lunch≈12:30-1:00 Lunch≈12:30-1:00 dogs Total Ring #1 41 Jean Pero 39 (INT & USA) Ring #2 53 Robin Hug 48 (INT & USA) Ring #3 51 Stanley Matsumoto 49 (INT & USA) Ring #4 39 David Miller 42 (USA) Ring #5 38 Cindy Benson 35 (USA) Ring #E -- Express Show - - - - - - - - - Vicki Seiler-Cushman -- (USA) GROUP RING #s (groups will generally be judged directly after all breeds in that group are judged) Sporting 2 3 4 1 Hound 3 5 1 4 Working 5 1 2 3 Terrier 1 4 2 3 Toy 3 4 5 2 Non-Sporting 1 4 5 3 Herding 4 2 3 5 BIS 4:15 4:45 4:30 5:15 Ring # Ring # Ring # Ring # Breed #show 1 Time: #show 3 Time: #show 4 Time: Time: show # 2 #show 2 Time: # of dogs: Show # 1 ##Show ofdogs: 2 ##Show ofdogs: 3 ##Show ofdogs: 4 ##Show ofdogs: Hungarian Wirehaired Vizsla 1 2 8:30 1 3 11:00 1 4 11:30 1 1 1:45 Lagotto Romagnolo 2 2 8:30 2 3 11:00 2 4 11:30 0 1 1:45 Pointer (German Shorthaired) 5 2 8:30 5 3 11:00 3 4 11:30 3 1 1:45 Pointer (Spanish) 1 2 9:30 1 3 12:00 1 4 11:30 1 1 1:45 Retriever (Flat-Coated) 1 2 9:30 1 3 12:00 1 4 11:30 1 1 1:45 Retriever (Golden) 15 2 9:45 15 3 1:00 13 4 9:30 12 1 11:30 Retriever (Labrador) 2 2 11:20 2 3 12:15 2 4 1:00 2 1 2:45 Setter (Irish) 3 2 11:30 3 3 2:45 3 4 1:00 2 1 2:45 Spaniel (American Cocker) 1 2 11:30 1 3 2:45 1 4 1:45 0 1 2:45 Vizsla 2 2 11:30 2 3 2:45 2 4 1:45 2 1 2:45 Wirehaired Pointing Griffon 2 2 1:00 2 3 2:45 2 4 1:45 2 1 3:45 SPORTING GROUP 35 2 TBA 35 3 TBA 31 4 TBA 26 1 TBA American Leopard Hound 1 3 8:30 1 5 1:30 1 1 9:30 0 4 2:45 Basenji 1 3 8:30 1 5 1:30 1 1 9:30 1 4 2:45 Bluetick Coonhound 1 3 8:30 1 5 1:30 1 1 9:30 1 4 2:45 Ibizan Hound (Smooth) 3 3 8:30 3 5 1:30 3 1 9:30 3 4 2:45 Irish Wolfhound 1 3 8:30 1 5 2:30 1 1 9:30 1 4 2:45 Mountain Cur 1 3 8:30 1 5 2:30 1 1 10:30 1 4 2:45 Redbone Coonhound 1 3 9:30 1 5 2:30 2 1 10:30 1 4 3:45 Treeing Walker Coonhound 0 3 9:30 0 5 2:30 1 1 10:30 1 4 3:45 Whippet 2 3 9:30 2 5 2:30 2 1 10:30 2 4 3:45 HOUND GROUP 11 3 TBA 11 5 TBA 13 1 TBA 11 4 TBA Akita 1 5 8:30 1 1 11:15 1 2 9:30 1 3 1:00 Bernese Mountain Dog 1 5 8:30 1 1 11:15 1 2 9:30 1 3 1:00 Boxer 1 5 8:30 1 1 11:15 1 2 9:30 1 3 1:00 Bullmastiff 1 5 8:30 1 1 11:15 1 2 9:30 1 3 1:00 Cane Corso 5 5 8:30 5 1 11:15 5 2 9:30 4 3 1:00 Doberman Pinscher 3 5 9:30 3 1 1:00 3 2 10:15 3 3 1:45 Giant Schnauzer 2 5 9:30 2 1 12:15 2 2 10:15 2 3 1:45 Great Dane 1 5 9:30 1 1 1:00 0 2 10:15 0 3 1:45 Greater Swiss Mountain Dog 1 5 9:30 1 1 1:00 0 2 10:15 0 3 1:45 Kai Dog 1 5 9:30 1 1 1:00 0 2 10:15 0 3 1:45 Mastiff 1 5 10:30 1 1 1:00 1 2 10:15 1 3 1:45 Presa Canario 2 5 10:30 2 1 1:00 2 2 10:15 2 3 1:45 Rottweiler 5 5 11:00 4 1 2:00 6 2 11:15 6 3 2:45 Samoyed 4 5 11:45 4 1 2:30 4 2 12:00 4 3 3:30 Siberian Husky 1 5 1:00 1 1 2:30 1 2 1:00 1 3 3:30 Standard Schnauzer 1 5 1:00 1 1 2:30 1 2 1:00 1 3 3:30 WORKING GROUP 27 5 TBA 26 1 TBA 27 2 TBA 26 3 TBA Fox Terrier (Smooth) 1 1 8:30 1 4 11:30 1 2 1:30 1 3 4:00 Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier 3 1 8:30 3 4 11:30 3 2 1:30 3 3 4:00 West Highland White Terrier 1 1 8:30 1 4 11:30 1 2 1:30 0 3 4:00 TERRIER GROUP 5 1 TBA 5 4 TBA 5 2 TBA 4 3 TBA Cavalier King Charles Spaniel 2 3 10:00 2 4 2:30 2 5 9:30 2 2 2:15 Chinese Crested 2 3 10:00 3 4 2:30 1 5 9:30 2 2 2:15 Havanese 0 3 10:00 0 4 2:30 0 5 9:30 1 2 2:15 Papillon 1 3 10:00 1 4 2:30 1 5 9:30 1 2 2:15 TOY GROUP 5 3 TBA 6 4 TBA 6 5 TBA 6 2 TBA American Eskimo Dog (Standard) 1 1 9:30 1 4 1:00 1 5 10:45 1 2 3:15 Bulldog 1 1 9:30 1 4 1:00 1 5 10:45 1 2 3:15 Coton de Tulear 1 1 9:30 1 4 1:00 1 5 10:45 1 2 3:15 French Bulldog 2 1 9:30 2 4 1:00 2 5 10:45 2 2 3:15 Poodle (Standard) 1 1 9:30 1 4 1:00 1 5 10:45 1 2 3:15 Poodle Multi-Colored (Standard) 3 1 9:30 3 4 1:00 3 5 10:45 3 2 3:15 Tibetan Spaniel 3 1 10:30 3 4 2:00 3 5 11:45 3 3 4:15 NON-SPORTING GROUP 10 1 TBA 10 4 TBA 10 5 TBA 10 3 TBA Australian Cattle Dog 3 4 8:30 3 2 1:30 2 3 9:30 2 5 1:30 Belgian Tervuren 1 4 8:30 1 2 1:30 1 3 9:30 1 5 1:30 Berger Picard 1 4 8:30 1 2 1:30 1 3 9:30 1 5 1:30 Border Collie 1 4 8:30 1 2 2:00 1 3 9:30 1 5 1:30 Canaan Dog 1 4 9:30 1 2 2:00 1 3 10:15 1 5 2:15 German Shepherd Dog 6 4 9:30 6 2 2:00 6 3 10:15 6 5 2:15 Icelandic Sheepdog 2 4 10:30 2 2 3:00 2 3 11:15 2 5 3:15 Shiloh Shepherd 3 4 10:30 3 2 3:00 3 3 11:15 3 5 3:15 Toy Australian Shepherd 0 4 10:30 0 2 3:00 2 3 11:15 2 5 3:15 HERDING GROUP 18 4 TBA 18 2 TBA 19 3 TBA 19 5 TBA .
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