 Finally, the exhibitor has to set up the horse and the judge will walk around the animal, as if it were being judged for conformation.However, the judge is actually watching the exhibitor and evaluating the grooming, cleanliness, style and turnout of the entry.The exhibitor must move from one side of the horse to the other so that they do not interfere with the judge's line of sight, yet the horse must stand perfectly still, alert, with its ears pricked forward even when the exhibitor moves around.