1 Foam Barrier Like Ours
| 2 Note Hay Bales Behind Barrier. Provides longer "viewing tunnel".
| 3 Note that secretarys table is at box loading end.
| 4 Another view of secretarys table. Note that all activity is at box loading end.
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5 Foam Jumps made from same material as end barrier. Note height of fence-3 feet.
| 6 Their lure machine. It is made from the starter for a lawn mower.
| 7 Fairly rudimentary. Jumper cables to a battery.
| 8 Looks like its been around for a while. But, works just fine.
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9 This is my favorite. The Lure return handlers.
| 10 Is this neat or what?
| 11 Start boxes. Interesting shape.
| 12 End view showing configuration. Works for relatively small dogs.
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13 Spring loaded release mechanism. Note sharp point.Works great for quick/even release but invitation to injury.
| 14 Different view of release system. Note expanded mesh for doors.
| 15 With doors open.
| 16 With boxes loaded. Angle pieces on top are to support gas cylinders. Another feature to be aware of. Note boxes numbered not color coded.
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17 Close up of release. Stand clear.
| 18 Boxes from front side. Cylinders are screen door closers.
| 19 And they're off.
| 20 Takes some effort to close.
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21 View from loading side. Boxes numbered not color coded.
| 22 Close up.
| 23 All heats posted.
| 24 Score card. Six dogs. Just the necessary info. and box to mark placements.
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