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| Which way should you lead your animal in an arena for the show? |
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| When showing a dairy heifer how are the rear legs set up? |
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| the rear leg nearest the judge should be place farther back than the other |
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| When showing a dairy cow how are the rear legs set up? |
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| The rear leg nearest the judge should be placed farther forward than the other giving the judge a clear view of fore and rear udder |
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| Which side should you lead a dairy animal from? |
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| What are 5 reasons a dairy animal can be disqualified from being shown in the ring? |
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| blind quarter, freemartin, permanent lameness, tampering to conceal faults, and total blindness |
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| What are 3 reasons, on the PDCA Showmanship Card, for a slight discrimination on the exhibitor? |
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| Inappropriate Halter, Inappropriate size calf for competitor, Stepping on or kicking at the animal's front feet |
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| What are 3 reasons, on the PDCA Showmanship Card, for a slight discrimination on the animal? |
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| not alert, muzzle not wiped clean, clipping lines not blended |
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| What are 3 reasons, on the PDCA Showmanship Card, for a moderate discrimination on the exhibitor? |
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| not wearing appropriate attire, does not know birth date, fresh dare, breeding date, due date, and Unable to recognize faults of animal |
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| What are 3 reasons, on the PDCA Showmanship Card, for a moderate discrimination on the animal? |
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| legs not clipped, dirty ears, feet not cleaned |
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| What are 3 reasons, on the PDCA Showmanship Card, for a serious discrimination on the exhibitor? |
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| Striking animal, late to class, inappropriate shoes |
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| What reason, on the PDCA Showmanship Card, for a serious discrimination on the animal? |
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| Animal causing disturbance to others |
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| What are 3 disqualifications on the PDCA scorecard? |
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| Violations of the PDCA show ring code of ethics, unsportsmanlike conduct, repeated striking of animal |
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