That's actually Martin Carville.

Who's gonna be the up contact judge?

That's a change.

Tell us about that very quickly.

We now have two judges in the ring, a judge who makes all the major decisions and assistant judge who will be marking the up on the dog walk on just generally, keeping an eye on it on DDE.

Just helping out the main judge if he need to.

But decision the final decision rests with that first, first ago, the small dogs.

His brother Washington C'est German sheep from Belfast.

First time in the main arena dream come true for these Jews.

First agility dog.

Just a little bit of trouble going into the waves and picking up five.

The judge immediately raised his hand straight up in the air with an open open hand signals on ordinary course fault, which differs from a refusal, which is a clenched fist through tunnel.

Good sounds we have when those dogs intothe a frame, have to talk to both white bits at the start.

Finish straight on ground, completing the course over the Kennel Club.

We're away with small dogs in the British Open.

That was the first of our dogs on into the weaving polls.

And you see that stock skipped a pole.

So that is five folks there.

And then again, the dog running past the last jump on that world's counted as a refusal.

They must come back around and do it again if they don't want to be eliminated.

Michelle Tufan du Bois, from whom are near Amsterdam Dutch replay, second crops.

This is for replayed.

Also competed.

Olympia Regular here.

Run three times.

Two dogs in the competition has Michel Thing is good and lively.

Very, very positive.

Pull doctoring played back towards that tunnel.

But good speed over the ground here.

Better.

Just a couple more to go.

38.2 on clear.

That's the best we've seen so far.

It is always loves coming to the UK to compete this Michelle.

Great competitors.

Very competitive dog.

This not only here but also in Holland as well.

From Spain.

Come on.

Sea Canal on Ray.

Jack Russell.

Four years of age, adopted at just three months of age, purer style.

Jack Russell terrier.

This one is always a great scythe.

Jack Russells take on the course here at Crufts that on next door Graham, I will ask you to take us around the course and described exactly what handlers and the dogs had to cope with.

The lovely style from that Jack Russell clear the loan on decent time as well.

Took that dot work exceptionally well.

Just a little pause.

That little tail.

Don't tell me that Ray's not enjoying this huge a good time, and it's quick as well, just ticking over 42.8.

He's had an absolutely great time, and he's a permanent smile on his face.

The dog's just absolutely loved doing this.

Bags of enthusiasm.

A tail didn't stop Wagon.

Rachel Ward, last year's winner, and Schimmel, first dark and first agility dog, took a bit of time going in and out of that tunnel to Shimmer Minister shops a tithe quickly towards across the dog walk clear so far, 25 seconds and counting.

Tight left hand turn.

This is good from Rachel, last year's winner Up, down, or they miss it at the bottom five volts.

Missed the contact point at the bottom that's unfortunate.

40.9.

But those five ports for Shimmer and Rachel Here we go, the ways you could just see the handle there clapping, and she's really getting it ago.

The only thing you can do is actually touch your dog anywhere on the course.

Sara McLean on Milo.

Off you go.

Grand talk us through the 1st 2 jumps.

No problems.

They have to make a decision between the dog walk on the tunnel so nicely done there into those weaves must complete them correctly.

Then they go around the back of the crushed jump and then a nice straight approach onto the Souza which much touch the ground puts in a nice reverse turn there.

So coming on to the dog walk, don't walk and then a little circle here.

They need to keep it tight when they can.

On this turn here.

Oh, just took a rise off the dog there.

And you see the dreaded cross fist There were signals they're not gonna win this competition and they've been eliminated.

But what a great effort.

Much appreciated by a really good crowd we've got in this afternoon.

Yes, it's a very unfortunate take the wrong course your round is done.

Hey, Michelle Tufan Du Bois Second dog Dinky Dutch, nine year old Shetland Sheepdog.

Fifth time across, four times at the world championships.

Been there and done it.

This combination.

What we do here.

Opening afternoon of cracks.

2020.

Good speed.

Good.

Just listen to that sound going through the tunnel.

Michelle on dinky Dutch.

Perfect.

So far, this is looking really good.

Looking quicker.

Well, a framed them through the tunnel, looking for really quick finishing.

It could be right.

A little bit of hesitation.

37.7 for Michel on.

That is so far on this is a nine year old dogs still performing at the very top of its game here.

Very experienced dog.

Multiple winds in this country and in Holland.

Penelope Lows talks a six year old crossbreed chapel, all of wreath, both of competed for the Y K.

Singh Team GP in Luxembourg and the Netherlands.

Last six years of age, is talking very tight, turning so right up there with hesitation.

Almost went for the A frame, took the tunnel, instead scampering over the dog booth.

A bit of a gasp, and that's a wrong course, and his hands are being crossed again, and that will be on an elimination from Penelope.

Those on tossing hesitation.

It's such a shame.

They're really nice round there, Penelope.

But the thing to do with these things sort of competitions is try and take the positives out of it.

Positive will be for her on the door, competing in this sort of environment.

Lucy Norton and Fling, seven year old German spits Klein from Lincoln.

A bit of an excitable dog.

This one had international success with Team G Running.

Go into those trees on the right, outside of protection as well.

A bit of hesitation in the middle, But it's okay.

Touch the white around, still clear.

But not now.

Not now.

There's an elimination, and there's a wrong coarse grained wood.

Explain exactly what happened on the morning.

Of course, the dog doesn't know thing.

Doesn't know about the elimination.

Wants to have fun, of course, with Lucy with scythe.

When he comes out, we'll still get all the pussy deserves very goes straight to his toy.

It's reward for doing it, and there were you could see this hesitation here so the dog doesn't come off when she wants him to.

Now she's slightly out of position on the dog goes into the wrong end of the tunnel, prompting the elimination from the judge.

Looking at Blink on Blink is one of the quickie storms we've seen over the years here across Lauren Langman, six year old working cocker spaniel by such a little dog from oh, captain on Devon used to love seeing this store on the corner.

You get the impression that I loathe spotlight as well, so low to the ground, scampering Mr Contact at the end of the dog.

What a shame.

What a shame blink, but still very much in contention for sheer speed.

Anything quicker than Lincoln?

Really quick finishes.

Well, time.

34 point for what?

It is the quickest time by some distance.

What a shame about those faults, Graham.

It is.

But the quicker the dog, the quicker the mistakes happen as well.

But this dog is just poetry in motion on There we go.

What a great call that judge happens so quickly out there.

Bonnie, Quick and Sherry last to go in this small section on the time the beat is 37.7 on dhe.

Clear, of course, 37.7 and clear.

That is the target to beat Quickest this morning, these two second last year.

Winners in 2018 Great Britain regulars.

They have the pedigree.

Will we see the performance from Bonnie Quick and Shelly?

Keep an eye allover time on the clock, ticking away at the bottom of your screen.

37.7 is what they have to be, and they have to go clear as well.

They're clear at the moment, and they are right up with it.

Are Bonnie Quick and Shelly excellently?

They're wasting no time at all.

No hesitation.

Are we looking at the winning round here?

Missed it, Missed it.

The contact on the A frame.

That'll be a really shame.

And that's five.

How sad.

That is so quick as well.

But those false graham they were on DDE, the more the better rounds before her put the pressure on her.

Really, she had to go for it.

A zoo say she didn't want to come second.

She wants to win this so you just keep pushing your dog on Dhe.

That's unfortunate.

What happens?

Good effort.

So the results of the small section.

Then Onda Michelle Tufan du Bois and Dinky Dutch, the nine year old Shetland Sheepdog in first place and second place as well.

Two dogs for Michelle.

First and second Dutch replay in second regulars here, of course, And then third place Monte Canal DNA from Spain from Catalonia in Spain with the four year old Jack Russell Ray.

High quality competition.

And you will know if you're watching for the first time, just a slight miscalculation on Really, your round is gone.

You have to be perfection to win here.

Crafts First ago of the Medium Dogs again in reverse order from this morning is Harvey, five year old working cocker spaniel Jane Chenery, Obvious.

Had such a special years, made this year's G B scored as first thing this morning.

First of 10 medium dogs, he's just shouting his enjoy.

But if there's a way around, I just love it.

They get so excited working spaniels between very popular these days on, you can see why they bred to work.

Oh, that was a good pull up there.

You think the quicker they go, the book of the mistakes happen.

But she rescued it really?

Well, this is gonna put the pressure on the rest of the media dog.

What a great start.

Around 38.31 Well done to Jane.

Fantastic work from Jane and from Harvey.

And a great rescue in the middle there as well on that has set the standard 38.

I'm clear.

This is Nikki.

Hungarian herding dog intelligence and energetic animals on diesel.

Click up from Russia in Warrick ship.

Interesting talk.

This one grab.

Yes, it is.

There a couple of movies now in the country again?

They're working free, not recognized by the kennel club over here.

But they're working on it on.

You can see why.

And unfortunately, they're getting a vote for the seesaw, not touching the ground.

In fact, it could well have been a double fault on that on, unfortunately, elimination just to cap it off.

Yeah, I think the season didn't touch the ground that miss that Mr Landing Point at the end of it as well.

So just completing around, they always wait.

Good to see you in action here.

No, they're going to the States or not touching the ground.

And I think probably just missed the contact area as well.

On that signals a fault.

The open hand is a next to go fly Fox and room four year old working talk This panel from Coventry Year of Trucks, also in the juvie scored, completed last year in the European Way.

Good appetite and good speed.

Good on the seesaw through the tunnel is fantastic.

Tail wagging.

That's all good as well.

Over the dog Walker.

Bit of hesitation, which end to go in the teller Got the right one whisker through that tunnel.

This is gonna be really good at number one, 35.4.

Then apply, folks.

Andrew, Great round tricking about two and 1/2 seconds off the current leader at the moment.

Lovely happy dog.

Great big jump.

Come on, Respiratory, she said.