The show was great, it went smoothly (for the most part), the koi were of good quality, We had 154 koi from 26 different entrants.

	This is the Judging crew at work.  Head Judge Burt Ballou. They used a speaker system so everyone could hear their comments as they judged the koi.
This little guy drew a lot of attention, not many Ki Bekko are seen these days. This was about 12" and Yellow
	This is what it looked like Thursday about Noon as set up gets under way. We Used 20 (about) 300 gallon show tanks from Poly Tanks. They make good show tanks, but are a little bit of a storage problem as they don't fold. Fortunately we have a member with room to store them between shows. This is a fair view of the event hall at the Will Rogers Garden Center in Oklahoma City where the show is held. The room is 55 feet wide and 110 feet long. Just the right size for a koi show. It is air conditioned, that really helps, we never what the weather may be the first of September in Oklahoma! Last year we had a rain strom during the show and most of us didn't even know. This year it was very hot
This is Steve Kinney's MidoriGoi, it was selected as the AKCA Koi of the year from the Oklahoma Koi Society. It is even more green in Person. (In Koi?)