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The name of the
judge is not recorded on the control sheets.
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No Best of Breed is
recorded.
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Best of Breed is
recorded for a rabbit that was not BOG or BOV in a breed
that has BOGs or BOVs; awards are given to rabbits that did
not win them.
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The writer uses
BOS for every BOSV or BOSG. If you tend to get
confused, then use BOSB for Best Opposite Sex of Breed
and never use BOS at all.
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Best of Breed and
Best Opposite Sex of Breed are the same sex.
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There's not Best of
Variety noted in a breed shown by variety.
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The writer's name
is nowhere to be found.
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DQ is noted without
the reason for the DQ.
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Rabbits are
scratched with such as dark line or lines that the original
information cannot be read.
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Nothing is recorded
for an entered rabbit.
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A Best Opposite Sex
of Variety is awarded a Best of Group or Best of Breed.
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The table secretary
identifies the owners of rabbits while the exhibits are
still competing.
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The table
secretary/writer writes down an award for a rabbit with a
similar-sounding tattoo, only to find that rabbit is awarded
later. (Solve issues as soon as they come up.)
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Fail to keep
rabbits queued up so the judge can continue judging.
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Fill up judging
coops when the judge needs to evaluate the varieties.
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Call more than one
class up at a time, but fail to keep them separated as they
are placed into judging coops.
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Tell the judge that
the class is complete without giving exhibitors ample
opportunity to get to the table. Especially when the
show begins to run late, there can be a temptation to call
once and close the class too soon.
