[Woodcarver] Best in Show
Trudy Ginest
tginest at yahoo.com
Fri Sep 10 21:16:51 EDT 2004
I agree with this. The carvings that have placed at the small local shows should be able to test the waters at a larger and stiffer competitive show. If I have to retire the piece after being successful at a small show, what is the incentive to keep supporting the smaller shows?
Trudy
cynda douglas <cynda at iw.net> wrote:
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Well, since i haven't been to carving shows, but I have with dogs, etc. It
seems to me if someone wins a best in show is a small local show, they
should be able to go on to compete in bigger shows in larger more well
known shows and try for BIS there. Or there should be a special class or
show for the BIS winners. Where the best go up against each other. It
seems to me, the same policy that works in dog shows would work in Carving. \
Small local shws are fun, but to make any points, etc, they have to win
their points toward a champion in AKC sanctioned shows only, and AKC has
strict rules for their shows. A person can win best of breed or their
class to win points toward championship. Some of those points have to be
won against a certain number of dogs in that breed , called winning a
major, and workto 15 total for championship. The best of breed in each
breed goes on to best in group. All toys, for eg. Then the best of each
group goes up for BIS.
It is a work up deal. This goes on show to show. Different judges, and how
the dog is showing that day may win or loose. The Championship, however
cannot be won under the same judge all the time. There has to be different
judges, I forget how many. The dog can be 2years old or 10. They can start
at any age.
I think a BIS winner class would be great, where the best go against the best.
That could even go further, the BIS's in a district winner could then go on
to a BIS winner nation wide. That way it could be kept showing, but not
against the newer ones coming up. I believe others should have a chance to
challenge the best, and this way they could. Kind of like boxing.
Cynda
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