Between 5pm and 8:30pm on Saturday night a crew of amazing folks set up 6 agility courses, completed 126 agility runs, and were home by 9:00. We used the indoor arena at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds and ran the NADAC new classes in quick order. Loads of dogs had multiple clean runs. Some were clean but would not have made the course time. Kili and Saales both make elite times when they are clean so they are a good reference for elite. Kintla and Huckle usually make open time and sometimes elite. Sophie usually makes novice and rarely open. Compare your times roughly to those dogs to figure out where you would fall. I calculated an estimate for the Touch and Go course which most folks tried so check the following table to get a general idea of where you would fall. The scoring here is "Just for Fun" scoring. Dogs with faults have their faults added to their course time. This saves me from having to calculate the Standard Course Times for every course and having to take the time during a quick event like this and carefully measure each course. Thank you to everyone who came and helped with all the little jobs. It felt like a great big party with everyone whooping and hollering at the end as the dogs hit the last three tunnels. 

"171 Yards for TG #1" 
"SCT Small--E42, O47, N53" 
"SCT Med--E40, O44, N50" 
"SCT Large--E38, O42, N47" 

"176 Yards for TG #2" 
"SCT Small--E45, O50, N56" 
"SCT Med--E43, O47, N53" 
"SCT Large--E41, O45, N50"