Points accumulate one show at a time. Most exhibitors have a general sense of where they stand, a specific number they are not quite sure about, and at least one win they thought was a major that turned out not to be because they never confirmed the dogs-present count. The Per-Show Results Log closes all three gaps at once.

Every show gets one row. The row captures the date, show name and location, registry, judge, class, dogs present, award or placement, points earned, and a running total that updates after every entry. At the end of the season, the entire year is in chronological order on one sheet.

What the document does

It creates a permanent, ordered record of every show result so the exhibitor can see exactly where a title run stands at any point in the season. The Major Tracking section is a separate table specifically for wins that may qualify as majors, with a confirmation column that forces you to verify the dogs-present count before you credit the win. The Award Code Reference and Season Summary sections round out the document so you do not need anything else to close out a season.

What is included

• Main Show Results Log with 40 data rows and columns for date, show and location, registry, judge, class entered, dogs present, award or placement, points earned, running total, and notes
• Major Tracking Log with 8 dedicated rows capturing show, dogs present, required for major, points awarded, judge, and a confirmed yes or no column with a note on why the dogs-present count is what determines a major
• Award Code Reference covering 12 codes from WD and WB through BIS, plus NQ and Q for performance entries
• Season Summary block capturing total shows, total points, confirmed majors, best placement, dog with most progress, and handler used most often

Format and how it works

Includes a Word document. The document is landscape format so the full results log fits across a single page. Print one copy per dog per season. Fill in each row at the show or the same evening while the details are fresh. The running total column should match the Point and Title Tracker tab for that dog.

Why this version is different

The dogs-present column and the Major Tracking section are the parts that matter most and that most generic results logs skip entirely. A win with insufficient competition does not count as a major under any registry. Most exhibitors learn this the hard way when they are applying for a title and a win gets rejected. This document makes the confirmation step explicit and mandatory before you credit the win.

Who this is for

For exhibitors tracking active title runs who want a complete, auditable record of every result. Especially valuable for programs with multiple dogs in competition simultaneously, where keeping each title run straight requires a document per dog rather than memory. Pairs with the Point and Title Tracker, which pulls running totals from this log, and the Ring Notes and Critique Sheet, which captures the qualitative side of the same show.

Buy this document on its own, or pair it with the rest of the Show and Trial Operations Kit using the bundle discounts.