Ring times, on time
Tick the dogs you're showing. When the judging program posts, ShowPoints puts each dog's ring and estimated time on the show page and tells you.
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The whole weekend, on one page.
Every show gets a page with the things you'd otherwise dig out of emails, PDFs and the superintendent's site. A cluster weekend gets one card per day, with your day marked, and the clubs on the same grounds listed together.
Your dogs at this showEach dog's ring and estimated time, with the ring start time beside it
Judging panelWho judges each breed, and how many entered
Schedule and group ringsRing times by breed, from the judging program
Show linksJudging program, premium list (rules, classes and fees), superintendent, and the venue in Maps
NotesParking, grooming spots, what the judge liked
Read from the program
A judging program gives a ring, a judge and a start time, and then a list of breeds. The first breed goes in at the start time. The rest are “about”: ShowPoints allows about two minutes for each dog entered ahead, the way you would with a pencil.
- Collie (Smooth)10 entered
- German Shepherd Dog3 entered
- Australian Cattle Dog8 entered
- Icelandic Sheepdog1 entered
The night before
The next show leads your home screen, with every dog's ring and time in the order you'll need them. Set a reminder before judging and your phone taps you, even with no signal at the showground.
More for the weekend.
Alerts
Judging programs, ring times, judges for your breed and closing dates.
Judges and breed counts
See assignments, follow a judge and check your history under them.
Find shows
Shows, trials and events from AKC, UKC, USDAA, NASDA and more, by distance, date and sport.
How majors work
What makes a win a major, and why you need two.
Ring time questions.
How does ShowPoints work out my ring time?
When the judging program posts, ShowPoints reads the ring, the judge and the order of breeds, then estimates when your breed goes in from the ring start time and the dogs entered ahead of it, about two minutes each. Times marked "about" are our estimate.
When will I see ring times?
As soon as the judging program is posted, and you get an alert when it is. Until then the show page says ring times aren't out yet and shows who judges each breed.
Does ticking my dogs enter them in the show?
No. Ticking the dogs you're showing only tells ShowPoints whose times to work out. You still enter through the superintendent or show secretary.
Are the ring times official?
No. ShowPoints isn't affiliated with the AKC. We read the times from the official judging program, so they can have mistakes. Check the program at the show if anything looks off.
See you at ringside
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