FUN MATCH JOB DESCRIPTION – TABLE STEWARD |
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- Usually learn on-the-job while working a few fun matches as a Ring Steward.
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- Report to your ring upon arrival.
- Introduce yourself to the judge and the other stewards at your ring.
- Report to your ring upon arrival.
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- If you’re doing worker runs, be ready to run your dog as early as possible.
- Coordinate with your fellow workers so everybody gets a chance to do their runs before 7:00 pm.
- After your worker runs, take care of your dog and then get back to your ring ASAP so your ring is ready to start on time.
- If you’re doing worker runs, be ready to run your dog as early as possible.
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- TABLE STEWARD DUTIES:
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- Be sure the Table Sheet (running order) is on a clipboard and a few pens are available.
- Your ring will have a notebook including the AKC Obedience Rules.
- Get familiar with the running order.
- Be sure the Table Sheet (running order) is on a clipboard and a few pens are available.
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- You can mark up the Table Sheet any way you want to keep track of what’s happening and keep things organized for the entire evening.
- If you’d like to use colored pens, they are available in the office.
- You can mark up the Table Sheet any way you want to keep track of what’s happening and keep things organized for the entire evening.
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- Handlers first check-in at the main Check-in Table and then AGAIN with the Table Steward at the rings they’ll be running in.
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- Clearly indicate on the Table Sheet:
- Who has checked-in at your ring.
- Which runs are completed.
- Who are your NO-SHOWS.
- Clearly indicate on the Table Sheet:
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- You are responsible for having the next two handler-dog teams at the ready ringside while the class is in progress.
- These two positions are generally known as (1) “On Deck” and (2) “In the Hole”.
- If a handler has not checked in with you, confirm with the Check-In Table to see if they have arrived at all. If they’ve checked in – find them.
- If handlers have a conflict with another ring, calmly figure out how best to accommodate them. We don’t want anyone to feel “hurried”.
- If that means you have to change the running order to accommodate them, so be it.
- Do your best to be sure everyone gets their runs in without feeling pressure to hurry.
- You are responsible for having the next two handler-dog teams at the ready ringside while the class is in progress.
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- When your class is completely finished, turn in your Table Sheet to Shawn at the Check-In Table.
TABLE STEWARDS — NOVICE CLASS |
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- Alert handlers that the 1st set of Sits & Downs will be done at 7:45.
- The 2nd set of Sit’s & Downs will be conducted IMMEDIATELY after the first set.
- Be sure to announce when each group of Sits & Downs will start so handlers have time to get their dogs ready beforehand.
- Alert handlers that the 1st set of Sits & Downs will be done at 7:45.
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- Work with your Ring Stewards to get everyone lined up – in Number Order – so they can enter the ring as soon as the current handler’s run is finished.
- Work with your Ring Stewards to keep the group lined up in an orderly fashion.
- Reasonable aisleways must be maintained so traffic can continue to move back and forth.
- Work with your Ring Stewards to keep the group lined up in an orderly fashion.
- Work with your Ring Stewards to get everyone lined up – in Number Order – so they can enter the ring as soon as the current handler’s run is finished.
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- Once Sits & Downs are done the first group of handlers are free to leave if they desire.