Agility Day Planner
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Dog stats
How your dogs have done at every show this site holds results for: clear rounds, wins, how close to the course time they finish, and how fast they run against the rest of the class.
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Names in the results
Results list your dog's Kennel Club name, not the name you saved. Pick it out once and every show's results recognise it. This stays in this browser, like your dogs.
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Placings and points
Points are the Kennel Club's, for clear rounds within the course time only: in agility 20 for 1st down to 11 for 10th, and 2 for a clear round outside the top ten; in jumping 10 for 1st down to 1 for 10th, and 1 for an unplaced clear. They count at championship, premier and open shows, which this page takes every show to be, and only in standard agility and jumping classes. A dog moves up from grades 1 and 2 with two clear wins in its grade, at least one in agility, and from grade 3 with three, at least two in agility; or, up to grade 4, with 100 points in its grade, at least 50 of them from agility. A win with time faults doesn't count. The Agility Warrant counts points from every grade. Check the regulations before relying on these totals: placings are as published, and a grade comes from the results where they give it, otherwise from the grade you saved.
Finishing time against the course time
Each dot is one run: below the line finished inside the course time, above it went over. A hollow dot had course faults. The lines join the agility and jumping averages at each show.
Speed against the rest of the class
How much faster (above the line) or slower (below) than the middle dog in the same class, among dogs with a time. Each class's course is different, so this compares like with like.
Speed
Each run's average speed: course length over time, in metres a second. The dashed lines are the speeds the revised course time matrix is built on for this dog's height and grade: the average the Kennel Club measured for such dogs. A course time is the course length at that speed plus 10 seconds, so a dog can run slower than the line and still make the time. The grey mark by each dot is the speed that run needed to finish inside the course time.
Show by show
Every run
Time faults are the seconds over the course time. A placing is the one the show published, so in a graded class with more than one grade it is the place within the dog's own grade.