KC Breed Standard

Windsor 12 Judge

BEDLINGTON WINDSOR 12

Judge: Mrs J Hurley

BEST OF BREED : 6602 PYKHTAR Mrs E Balt & Eur World Int Ch Rus Airis Blue Volshebnik
Dog CC : 6602 PYKHTAR Mrs E Balt & Eur World Int Ch Rus Airis Blue Volshebnik
Res Dog CC : 6571 AMES Mrs S & Mr N Sharnor Faithful Falcon
Bitch CC : 6580 DAVIES Mrs S Honeymist Crazy Rhythm
Res Bitch CC : 6572 AMES Mrs S & Mr N Sharnor Emerald Electra JW
Best Puppy : 6578 DAVIES Mrs S Honeymist Sunny Delight
Best Veteran :
Best Breeder : Davies

PYKHTAR Mrs E Balt & Eur World Int Ch Rus Airis Blue Volshebnik

BEDLINGTON JUDGE WINDSOR 12

BEDLINGTON TERRIER

Bedlingtons are not fond of the wind and the blustery day did put some off a little on the move. I was looking for good construction leading to the typical and sound movement of the breed. In my winners I found very sound animals with the roach in the correct place with correct rear coupling and thus leading to that free action covering the ground well. I was sorry to see some unforgiveable faults in some. There was evidence of cow hocks and closeness both front and rear on the move. Some with much more than the natural movement towards single tracking that comes with speed. Some even crossed at the front. Roaches in some were too far forward and some looked like humps on the rump. Quite a few were too straight in shoulder and some with very poor rear angulation. The set of the tail is still a problem which immediately suggests poor rear coupling and action which was also evident. As we all know, Bedlingtons change their coats almost with the seasons, and the different grooming styles, but as the late Joe Braddon once impressed on me... "it's what's underneath that coat that really matters". I found one or two with missing pre-molars, but generally head and eyes were sound with the exception of one surprising one that had a very round eye and the odd one which was just a little too broad in skull. There were a few with ears a little too short and thick. Quite a number with a round ribcage that would be envied in Poodles and these were not just in the bitches. There were no cracked pads and no really poor feet. The BOB was something very special, both in soundness and movement. Finished to perfection, it is no wonder that he has so many major titles. The BCC winner was of equal quality and very similar in type. The Res CC winners and puppy winner also should have a very bright future and all moved out with style and soundness.

PD(2)

1 Davies' Honeymist Sunny Delight.

2 Walshaw &Richardson's Janmark Jeremiah.

JD(3)

1 Davies' Honeymist Indigo Blues.

2 Murby &Heraty's Tasseltabs Timber.

3 Smith's Vakurblue Eggie Bread.

PGD(3, 2)

1 Palmer, Roberts &Roberts' Jetsway Captain Morgan.

LD(6)

1 Baldwin &Baldwin's Woolytop Zuks Hoolahan.

2 Garbutt's Highdene Hitman At Aireview.

3 Cumming's Honeymist Blue Flame At Rocabec.

OD(8, 1)

1 Pykhtar's Balt &Eur World Int Ch Rus Airis Blue Volshebnik.

2 Ames' Sharnor Faithful Falcon.

3 Kartanova's Rus Ch Bayron Sky Lord.

GCD/B (2)

1 Kinns' Burmington Truly Blue.

2 Hewitt-Taylor's Tobanie Earth Song.

JB(5, 2)

1 Williams' Ystwythbay Rhapsody In Blue.

2 Godden's Vakurblue Bacon Buttie.

3 Palmer, Roberts &Roberts' Ruffsfurze Meliha.

PGB(6)

1 Richardson's Highdene Hetti.

2 Godden's Seaofiron Where Angels Play.

3 Lacey's Bowlingbrook Trick Or Treat.

LB(8)

1 Richardson's Highdene High Society.

2 Thompson's Jetsway Absolut Bling.

3 Murby &Heraty's Honeymist String Of Pearls With Tasseltabs.

OB(7, 1)

1 Davies' Honeymist Crazy Rhythm.

2 Ames' Sharnor Emerald Electra JW.

3 Davies' Honeymist Midnight Star.

Mrs J. Hurley

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