Outback1
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Registered: Dec 2005
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quote: Originally posted by Rip
The judge makes the call.
UKC Rules "2. The Hunting Judge has complete authority and
will be responsible for scoring all situations." He scores it.
The cast can then vote to overturn the call or not.
If the judge only scratches one they can question not scratching the other and then vote on that too.
But the judge makes the call. The cast can then question the call after the fact.
There are three things if I remember correctly that are not just a judges descision. One is scoring the tree, two is calling time out and the third is determining that the dogs have went back to the same tree. There may be another one I am missing but the point is there are very few times a cast vote is used in a cast. The majority of the time the judge rules and the cast can question it.
So if I read this right, I see the agresor, scratch the dog , the other guys want both scratched when I clearly see the dog jump on the other dog,so tthey can question my call, vote on it, you have a 2-2 tie becaulse the other two guys want them both scratched so your down to a two dog cast then, go back to the club house and the MO say's both are scratched, while neither of the dog's involved belong to the judge so it would be a benfit if the judge did scratch both dogs, why then would the judge bother to be put in that situation when a vote can over turn his decision?
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