Arizona Working Aussies Tequila Two Step SDT

Awards Per Trial

• Ribbons for 1st through 4th place per class and division placements
• COLOR Ribbons for Qualifying scores per class and division
• Rosette Ribbons for High Score and High Combined: Cattle, Sheep, and Ducks

BUCKLE AWARDS – WEEKEND

• Most Promising Started Aussie: Must enter at least 4 of each class of stock. Top four scores of each class of stock will be used for calculation*
• Most Promising Started Other Breed: Must enter at least 4 of each class of stock. Top four scores of each class of stock will be used for calculation*
• High Combined NON-WTCH: Dogs of any breed who have not yet earned/qualified for a WTCH title prior to the first day of the event
• High Combined WTCH Aussie: Aussies that earned their WTCH before the trial begins
• High Combined WTCH Other Breed: Other breeds that earned their WTCH before the trial begins
• High Combined Cattle: All breeds and divisions eligible
• High Combined Sheep: All breeds and divisions eligible
• High Combined Ducks: All breeds and divisions eligible

A dog may compete for any high combined award as often as they like for a 90-day period after winning any high combined award at any ASCA sanctioned trial. 90-days after winning a high combined award at any ASCA sanctioned trial, the dog is ineligible to compete for or win the same buckle or overall award in the Started, Open, or non-WTCH division. A dog that is ineligible to compete for a high combined award, is allowed to compete indefinitely at the level for which they have qualified. This dog will be eligible for all placement awards offered in that class and division.

• All scores will be used in the High Combined calculations
• To be eligible for an overall combined buckle, the dog must enter all classes of stock each trial
• To be eligible for an overall combined buckle there must be two or more dogs in the category to be eligible for a buckle (all classes of stock each trial)
• Owners must designate non-WTCH or WTCH buckle
• Started dog must remain in their division to be eligible for Most Promising Started Aussie
• * A Started dog will be ineligible for the Most Promising Started award after 90 days of earning their second qualifying score in the Started Division.