Show Record - KingdomCome In The Wild

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Show Handler Placing Judge
Date
Unloading Some Cash 3 - (Puppy) Maret Gentile Best of Opposite Sex Glen Bowers 1/1/2017
Zinga 3 - (1 to 1 1/2 Months) Maret Gentile Best of Opposite Sex Wilfredo Feaster 1/7/2017
SColours 46 - (1 to 1 1/2 Months) Veronica Sheidt Best of Opposite Sex Sarah Brush 1/8/2017
Plus Winter Show 2 - (Open) Kristen Gowin Best of Opposite Sex
(1 pts)		 Maria Campbell 1/22/2017
Sissy Tiger - (Open) Maret Gentile Best of Opposite Sex
(3 pts)		 Tammy Cavanaugh 1/24/2017
Grays Winter Show 7 - (Champions) Roxanne Leatherwood Best of Opposite Sex
(3 GC pts)		 Odilia Martin 3/1/2017
Ballroom Winter Show 4 - (Champions) Roxanne Leatherwood 3rd in Group
(2 GC pts)		 Odilia Martin 3/4/2017
Sweetbrier Winter Show 7 - (Champions) Maret Gentile 4th in Group Martin Lee 3/9/2017
HelenF memorial show - (Champions) Julie Patton Best of Opposite Sex Nancy Wilson 3/23/2017
Hauters All Breed 2 - (Champions) Julie Patton Best of Opposite Sex Andrew Nicholson 3/26/2017
Hauter All Breed 3 - (Champions) Julie Patton Best of Opposite Sex
(1 GC pts)		 Jeanene Brown 3/27/2017
Treun Spring Show - (Champions) Roxanne Leatherwood 4th in Group
(4 GC pts)		 Odilia Martin 3/28/2017
March 2017 Showdog.com World Cup - (Champions) Owner Best of Opposite Sex
(5 GC pts)		 Jeanene Brown 3/31/2017
TNT 69th All Breed Show - (Champions) Julie Patton Best of Opposite Sex
(1 GC pts)		 Glen Bowers 4/3/2017
April 2017 N.S.D.T.R. Nationals - (Veterans) Owner 1st in Veterans Timothy Rodriguez 4/16/2017
April 2017 Showdog.com World Cup - (Champions) Owner DNP Oscar West 4/30/2017

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

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A specialty show may be regional or national. A "Best in Show" win at a national specialty show is tremendously prestigious, indicating that the winning dog or bitch triumphed at a contest which attracted entries from the most serious fanciers of that breed in the country or continent. Some specialty shows attract international entries.