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06-08-2008, 12:23 PM
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Bands for shows
no, i don't wana hire a band for a show. i know i wanted a buffet for mine but a band is a bit far
anyway, i saw this picture ad it gave me Qs about showing bands.
http://www.pets-classifieds.co.uk/image/51457.jpg
This to me looks a really good band. am i right?
When it comes to the band judging, how much weight is on the band compared to other stuff like type etc. Say you had 2 hams. one has perfect band and is a pet shop ham or something and one has a rubbishy band but is of BIS quality for type etc. Which one would score higher?
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06-08-2008, 01:16 PM
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Hamster Overlord
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Re: Bands for shows
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Originally Posted by Bunsey
This to me looks a really good band. am i right?
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Not especially. This band is a little too wide - there should be a third colour, a third band, then a third colour. The band should not have any colour in it at all - this one has colour almost all the way through the centre.
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Originally Posted by Bunsey
When it comes to the band judging, how much weight is on the band compared to other stuff like type etc. Say you had 2 hams. one has perfect band and is a pet shop ham or something and one has a rubbishy band but is of BIS quality for type etc. Which one would score higher?
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30 of the 100 points are for colour and markings. For a banded hamster therefore 15 of the 30 are for colour and 15 for the band. So a perfect band could account for 15 marks out of 100 maximum.....in theory!!
I will try and take a picture of Zubrovka (my Pernod & Grappa baby) in the next day or two - her band is pretty good!!
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06-08-2008, 01:18 PM
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Re: Bands for shows
They are marked separately Bunsey. For the colour / patterned part 15 points would go to the colour and 15 points to the pattern so a good band might get 14 for the band but only maybe 8 for the colour if it was not great. Not a bad score really however when the judge got to the type part one hamster might score very low for the the type against a breeder hamster of excellent type. After the other factors have been added in you can see that the band, even if it is excellent plays a fairly minor part in the overall score.
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06-08-2008, 01:24 PM
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Re: Bands for shows
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Originally Posted by Bourne Valley Hams
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Originally Posted by Bunsey
This to me looks a really good band. am i right?
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Not especially. This band is a little too wide - there should be a third colour, a third band, then a third colour. The band should not have any colour in it at all - this one has colour almost all the way through the centre.
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Originally Posted by Bunsey
When it comes to the band judging, how much weight is on the band compared to other stuff like type etc. Say you had 2 hams. one has perfect band and is a pet shop ham or something and one has a rubbishy band but is of BIS quality for type etc. Which one would score higher?
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30 of the 100 points are for colour and markings. For a banded hamster therefore 15 of the 30 are for colour and 15 for the band. So a perfect band could account for 15 marks out of 100 maximum.....in theory!!
I will try and take a picture of Zubrovka (my Pernod & Grappa baby) in the next day or two - her band is pretty good!!
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Oh yes please - the last time we saw her she was only about 3 weeks old - it is that one right, when you introduced the 3 litters - at the same time as the rex litter?? I would dearly love to see her again!
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06-08-2008, 01:29 PM
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Re: Bands for shows
right i think i get it. Your better with the lesser band on an excellent type then. I would love to see pics of good bands. I was just thinking it was good cos it was a fairly straight line.
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06-08-2008, 01:38 PM
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Re: Bands for shows
just out of intrest what are harder to show banded or roans?
bndeds look hard to show im glad i dont like them as they look hard to show
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06-08-2008, 01:41 PM
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Re: Bands for shows
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Originally Posted by Matty Day
just out of intrest what are harder to show banded or roans?
bndeds look hard to show im glad i dont like them as they look hard to show
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i think they're both pretty hard. i've never seen a patterned win BIS at a show i was at.
i LOVE bandeds! i'd love to breed them, but the randomness does put me off as they might not sell if people can't show them.
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06-08-2008, 02:06 PM
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Hamster Overlord
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Re: Bands for shows
I have had BIS with both sable roan and cream roan and also with a cream banded. Never won a show with a dom spot though. The last hamster I had that had a very good band and good type etc consistently did very well at show, always coming near the top of the show. Well, I still have her actually but she's long retired now!!
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06-08-2008, 02:08 PM
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Re: Bands for shows
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Originally Posted by Bunsey
i LOVE bandeds! i'd love to breed them, but the randomness does put me off as they might not sell if people can't show them.
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Never a problem - people wanting a pet will almost always pick a banded, however bad the band, if there is a choice.
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06-08-2008, 02:32 PM
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Re: Bands for shows
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Originally Posted by Bourne Valley Hams
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Originally Posted by Bunsey
i LOVE bandeds! i'd love to breed them, but the randomness does put me off as they might not sell if people can't show them.
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Never a problem - people wanting a pet will almost always pick a banded, however bad the band, if there is a choice.
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do you find roans are popular?
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