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| Bedlington | Leeds 2010 Judge's Critique |
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BEDLINGTON LEEDS 10 Judge: Mr Craig Richardson BEDLINGTON JUDGE LEEDS 10 BEDLINGTON TERRIER I am pleased to say that overall presentation was good. I found no bad feet or mouths I did however find that some dogs were lacking in muscle and bone. There are still lots of high tails and this spoils the outline of a Bedlington. Movement was a great concern to me. We must remember that the Bedlington is a working Terrier if it is built wrong it will move wrong the KC states that dogs should be fit for purpose which my best of breed truly was. PD(3) 1 Cummings Rocabec Definitely Maybe RCC & BP. Good head with nice deep set dark eyes, strong quarters that showed when he moved, fine head with plenty under the eyes strong jaw and put down to perfection. 2 Jones Pengerrig Unique. Good bone structure correct head and eyes, long neck fine tight feet, well muscled front and rear, lovely coat in good colour I just preferred 1 on the day. 3 Fishers Gnejnabay Solo at Gypcyan. JD(1) 1 Walters Rathsrigg Millrace. Good coat, long neck and head, clean big white teeth, dark eyes moved well. PGD(2) 1 Owens Bisbe Beachcomber. Correct size dog with good head and dark eyes, long neck, nice tight feet. Deep brisket good hindquarters Moved well. 2 Halls Palm of The Desert. Nice overall dog good strong teeth ears set correctly good hare feet moved well back and forwards. LD(2) 1 Davies Honeymist Buglecall Rag. Another dog of the correct size, good head strong teeth, well filled below. Deep-set eyes, long strong neck. 2 Neville’s Abben Buttons At Chancete. Another good all-round bedlington good feet big strong white teeth masculine head, firm shoulders, did not move as well as 1 on the day. OD(6) 1 Jones Ch Pengerrig Iron Duke CC & BOB. The dog of the day well muscled with good bone structure correct deep-set eyes with plenty under them, strong teeth with perfect bite, lengthy neck, good firm shoulders, kept his roach over the loin on the move showed all the other exhibits how it is done on the day. 2 Walshaws Janmark Blue Encounterr. Another quality dog nice deep flat ribs good bend of stifle well laid back shoulders, powerful rear quarters, plenty of bone and muscle moved well presented to perfection. 3 Philips Rathsrigg Askim. PB(5,1) 1 Garbutts Airview Classic Print. A well-balanced bitch with good outline lovely head and eyes correct feet clean mouth with correct bite, fine ears did not lose her outline on the move. 2 Fraser Sharnor Emerald Ice Via Ycart. Good quality jacket fine head with deep-set eyes short hocks. Well muscled moved well. 3 Ames Sharnor Emerald Electra. JB(3) 1 Walshaws Janmark Misty Horizons. Good length of neck overall balance and presentation pleasing to look at when she is standing. Correct eyes and teeth a quality bitch with time on her side. 2 Parmleys Eglingham Belle. A bitch of the correct size well muscled with good bone structure lovely strong white teeth movement was good and powerful not as mature as 1. 3 Owens Bisbe Belle Inni. PGB(4) 1 Walshaws Janmark Misty Horisons. 2 Garbutts Airview Starprint. Another well muscled bitch nice head lovely long neck good ear carriage lovely tight hare feet kept her outline on the move. 3 Hardys Miteymidgets Carleon Cove. LB(4) 1 Philips’ Cassdenal Serendipity CC. Bitch with good hard muscles nice head with deep-set dark eyes perfect teeth dark hard coat of correct texture lovely reach of neck. Well-laid shoulders powerful rear quarters didn’t flatten on the move. 2 Rainsburys Sevray Repique. Another well proportioned bitch correct head and teeth lovely tight feet good shoulders correct linty coat. Lovely short hocks moved well. 3 Bannisters Miteymidgets Matilda. OB (8) 1 Yearleys’ Ch Gnejnabay Genegenie Gal at Lowbrook RCC. Its all been said before a quality bitch but I thought today she was a little over weight and did not show with her usual sparkle. 2 Welsh’s Wudrusjuk work of Art. Well-presented bitch probably the best coat on the day good overall shape nice quarters well-muscled deep brisket, moved with a purpose. 3 Davies Honeymist Crazy Rhythm. Craig Richardson |
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