Re: classifications

--- Sergey Loktev <s.loktev@mtu-net.ru> wrote:

>>> Say, hybridizer wants his variety to be judged as SPEC but
the judge refuse to do it and it's again and again... <<<

At an accredited AIS show in our region, usually there are
checklists available and I bring my own Judge's manual and a
cumulative Siberian checklist for myself. 

Question: I can't imagine a Judging team taking issue with the
CLASS that the entrant was registered with in the AIS R & I's. I
am not saying that it has never happened or that it is not
'legal' for a Judge's to do it.

Note bene: 

*** That doesn't pertain to the wrong cultivar inadvertently
PLACED in the wrong section at an AIS show. ***

That is a different kettle of fish and that does happen and it
is the Judges' (individual or collective) responsiblity/duty to
correct it and they do. Depending on the personalities of the
judging team, it can be done gracefully or it can be fractious.
I have seen it both ways in my brief tenure as a Judge and nice
is better. 

:-)

Cheers,

Ellen  



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Ellen Gallagher    <ellengalla@yahoo.com>
Berlin, New Hampshire   /   USDA Zone 3a
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