Show Record - Kilos Red Ragtop

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Show Handler Placing Judge
Date
Arietta All Breed 16 - (1 to 1 1/2 Months) Greg Alexander Best of Opposite Sex
(1 pts)		 Scott Jackson 10/11/2012
Show Dawgs All Breed 5 - (1 to 1 1/2 Months) Greg Alexander Best of Opposite Sex Joyce Lowery 10/17/2012
Mid All Breed VI - (Bred by Exhibitor) Owner Best of Winners
(5 pts)		 Donna Fox 10/18/2012
Kangaroo All Breed 8 - (Bred by Exhibitor) Owner Best of Winners
(3 pts)		 Eric Fontenot 10/21/2012
Dreamz I Show - (Champions) Owner Best of Opposite Sex
(1 GC pts)		 Jill Quinton 10/24/2012
Good Better Best All Breed 42 - (Champions) Robert Pouk Best of Opposite Sex
(2 GC pts)		 Maria Santiago 10/26/2012
Good Better Best All Breed 41 - (Champions) Julie Patton Best of Opposite Sex
(2 GC pts)		 Bennie Wilkins 10/27/2012
Fingers Crossed II - (Champions) Ellen Schroeder Best of Opposite Sex
(2 GC pts)		 Amanda Mclean 10/28/2012
Come on Everybody 31 - (Champions) Bob Golub Best of Opposite Sex
(2 GC pts)		 Leona Kiley 10/30/2012
October 2012 Showdog.com World Cup - (Champions) Owner Best of Opposite Sex
(3 GC pts)		 Ursula Chavez 10/31/2012
Come on Everybody 32 - (Champions) Ellen Schroeder Best of Opposite Sex
(2 GC pts)		 Jeff Dunbar 11/1/2012
Come on Everybody 33 - (Champions) Ellen Schroeder Best of Opposite Sex
(2 GC pts)		 Jeff Dunbar 11/2/2012
Come on Everybody 34 - (Champions) Ellen Schroeder Best of Opposite Sex
(2 GC pts)		 Jolene Ramsey 11/3/2012
Fowler All Breed - (Champions) Owner Best of Opposite Sex
(3 GC pts)		 Eric Fontenot 11/3/2012
November 2012 Showdog.com World Cup - (Champions) Owner DNP Jill Quinton 11/30/2012

Entries that resulted in less than Best in Breed are deleted after two months.

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