Plan Breedings, Litters And Shows10-15 minutes for your first show setup

Plan Show Entries And Keep Results Useful

Track upcoming shows, entries, rosters, placements, and rabbit performance without losing context across events.

What This Helps You Do

Use Shows & Registration the way it is actually laid out so scheduling, entries, rosters, and results stay tied to the right event.

Estimated Time

10-15 minutes for your first show setup

Exact Navigation Path
Desktop

Desktop: Open Shows from the left sidebar. The page title is Shows & Registration.

Mobile

Mobile: Tap the menu button, then tap Shows. The page title is Shows & Registration.

Before You Start
  • Make sure the rabbits you want to show already exist in Rabbits.
  • Know whether you are setting up one show or a grouped multi-show weekend.
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Overview

  • Shows & Registration is easier to trust when you use the real event, entry, and result controls instead of trying to rebuild show history in notes.

When To Use

  • You are scheduling a show, creating a multi-show weekend, entering rabbits, printing a roster, or recording placements after the event.

Step-By-Step Guide

1

Learn the layout of Shows & Registration

A quick orientation prevents a lot of confusion later.

1.1 Open Shows & Registration

Open Shows from the sidebar or mobile menu.

What You Should See
  • You should see Schedule Show plus the compact Multi-Show and Scan Show Report actions near the top.
  • You should also see responsive navigation for Show Events, Show Team, and Show Report.
1.2 Match each control to its purpose

Use Schedule Show for a single show, Multi-Show for a grouped event, Scan Show Report for assisted report entry, Show Events for event records, Show Team for the rabbits you actively show, and Show Report for reporting. On mobile, the three creation and scan actions remain in the compact quick-action area.

Watch For This
  • Do not assume everything happens inside one list. The page is split so each stage of the show workflow has its own place.
You Should Now Have
  • You know which button or tab to use before creating or editing show records.
2

Create the right kind of show record

Start with the event type that matches the real weekend you are planning.

2.1 Use Schedule Show for a single event

Choose Schedule Show when you are adding one standalone show.

What You Should See
  • You should see the form used for a single show record.
2.2 Use Multi-Show for a grouped weekend

Choose Multi-Show when the weekend should create or manage several related sub-shows under one larger event.

What You Should See
  • You should see the event flow for a grouped multi-show setup.
2.3 Save the event details clearly

Enter the show name, dates, labels, and location details carefully so the cards are recognizable later.

What To Enter
  • Use the real show name and date.
  • Include enough location or event detail that you can tell similar weekends apart later.
You Should Now Have
  • Your show or multi-show event is saved in a way that will still make sense later in the season.
3

Add entries and print the roster from the event card

Entries and printed planning tools live with the event workflow.

3.1 Stay on Show Events

Use the Show Events tab when you want to work inside a specific event card.

What You Should See
  • You should see your scheduled shows or grouped events listed as cards.
3.2 Use Add Entry for rabbits going to that show

On the event or show card, use Add Entry to add rabbits to the correct show.

What You Should See
  • You should see the entry workflow tied to that specific show.
Watch For This
  • If you enter rabbits under the wrong show or sub-show, your roster and result history will be harder to trust later.
3.3 Use View Roster & Print before show day

Open View Roster & Print from the event or show card when you want a printable roster or a final check of who is entered.

What You Should See
  • You should see the roster view for that show or grouped event.
You Should Now Have
  • Your entries and roster are tied to the correct show record.
4

Record placements after the show

Results are what make the show data worth keeping long term.

4.1 Use Enter Result or Edit Result from the entry row

After the show, return to the event and use Enter Result for entries without results or Edit Result for entries you already started.

What You Should See
  • You should see a result form tied to the selected entry.
4.2 Save placements, judge details, and judge notes together

Enter the placement details you know while they are still fresh, and use Judge, Judge Number, and Judge Comments when you have that information.

What To Enter
  • Use Judge Comments for remark-card notes, judge feedback, or comments from the table.
  • Keep those notes on the result itself instead of burying them in general rabbit notes.
Watch For This
  • Do not wait so long that you have to reconstruct placements or judge feedback from memory if you can avoid it.
4.3 Use Judge Comments when the written feedback matters later

Save the judge note on the result when you want that exact feedback to stay attached to the rabbit, the show, and the placement.

Why This Step Matters
  • Those comments can be helpful later when you review rabbit show records, compare performance, or remember why a result went well or poorly.
4.4 Use Show Report for the reporting view

Open the Show Report tab when you want the show reporting summary rather than the event-entry editing view.

What You Should See
  • You should see the Show Report tab rather than the event card list.
You Should Now Have
  • Your show history now connects the event, the rabbit, and the result in one workflow.

You're Done When

  • You know when to use Schedule Show versus Multi-Show.
  • You can find Add Entry and View Roster & Print from the show card workflow.
  • You know results are entered from the event entries and reviewed from Show Report.
  • You know Judge Comments should be saved on the result so they stay attached to that rabbit and show entry.

Common Mistakes

  • Using Schedule Show for a grouped weekend when you really wanted Multi-Show.
  • Skipping result entry and expecting the show history to stay useful later.
  • Looking for reports inside Show Events when the summary view is on the Show Report tab.

FAQ

Can I manage double or multi-show weekends?

Yes. Use the Multi-Show button in Shows & Registration when the weekend should group several related sub-shows under one event.

Where should I put what the judge said?

Use the Judge Comments field on the show result so the note stays attached to the exact rabbit, result, and event instead of getting buried in general notes.

When To Contact Support

  • Saved shows, entries, or results vanish after refresh.
  • Results attach to the wrong rabbit or event even though you used the correct entry row.

Still Stuck?

If the guide got you close but the app still does not match what this tutorial says should happen, contact support and mention the article title, the exact step where you got stuck, and what you saw instead.