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Very many thanks to the following people who helped yesterday’s show successful.

All C-Side members who, yet again, worked so hard.

Tracy Davidson who seemed to be literally everywhere I looked.  Arranging the rosette and trophy display, popping out for milk and sitting in the ring picking poles….you name it Tracy was there.  Following in mum’s footsteps Jacqueline  also worked all day for us as did Daniel he nephew.  What a family…

Thanks to our judges Rachael Bignall, Wendy Fassam, Becca Middleton and Elizabeth Saggers for some great courses, and to Danny Clark for judging the final for us on top of everything else he had to do.

Sheila Stickells and Cat Bush, many thanks for yet another feast and thanks to Mary Griffiths for not only supplying me with my own box of lemon cake…but for putting the message o the lid warning others to keep paws off.

Thanks go to Gill Bignall for managing the jumping ring, and to Lisa Jordan, Louise Spencely for ring partying all day.  I would also like to thank David and Mandy Cowderoy for helping both ringside and loaning us a see-saw when needed.  Thanks also to Linda Boyce, Lou Grooms, Lucie Tucknott and to any other non member who helped yesterday.

Thank you Michelle Ward for some great commentating throughout the final….Don’t be shy Michelle you really must do Karioke some time.

Thank you to the finalists who all booked in well ahead of time which meant no holdups.

My head is still swimming from yesterday so if I have left anyone out, please forgive me.

I will be posting the finals results when ready however there will be no other results posted.  Having spent the past 9 months receiving entries, processing the shows, taking enquiries etc., I would like a little time for my dogs and my family before it starts all over again.  In future all show's results may be viewed at the shows themselves.  February and March show results will be available next November.  My apologies to those who like to view the results, but in the past I have monitored the page hits and the number doesn't justify the amount of work that goes into preparing them for the web.