FOX SMOOTH SKC OCT 21

Judge: Mr A Wight

BEST OF BREED : 1764 WILBERG, Mrs K Ch Kanix Quintus
Dog CC : 1764 WILBERG, Mrs K Ch Kanix Quintus
Res Dog CC : 1750 MCLAUGHLAN, Mrs/Miss L Nisyros Crossfire at Azrams
Bitch CC : 1747 GLASS, Mrs L Nisyros Out of Control ShCEx
Res Bitch CC : 1765 WILBERG, Mrs K Kanix Quickstep
Best Puppy : 1757 RODGERS, Mr N & RODGERS, Mrs C Lunafox Bobby Dazzler
Best Veteran : 1747 GLASS, Mrs L Nisyros Out of Control ShCEx

FOX SMOOTH JUDGE SKC-OCT (MAY)

JD (1)

1 & BP Rodgers’ Lunafox Bobby Dazzler. White with b/t markings. Loveley wither height, balanced head, very good eyes for shape and colour, uses his ears well, such a good reach of neck which he arches slightly to enhance his profile sufficient width in thigh and neat feet. Steady on the move he well deserved his BP award.

ND (1) L Bobby Dazzler.

PGD (1)

1 Mitchell’s Aaralon Ambrose. A good size and ample substance. His virtues are his well shaped eyes and a very good muzzle. His ribcage is well sprung and he was in good jacket. Disappointed on the move where he did not show much extension.

LD (1)

1 & Res CC, McLaughlan’s Nisyros Crossfire At Azrams. Beautiful one piece head which is clean in skull, moderate stop that so desired degree of chiselling combining with his lovely eyes and neat ears combine to give an expression of quality. Uses his lengthy neck to full advantage, ample spring and depth of rib, lovely tail set and carriage and his jacket is dense and so close fitting. Moved out with a positive stride and should go on to his title.

2 Davison’s Agria Latin Lover With Belfox. This w/b has not quite the head quality of the winner but he is a correct wither height, ample spring and depth of rib, he is well angulated aft with well muscled thighs and a good shelf. Side on his action is balanced but he plays up a bit when fore viewed.

OD (4)

1, CC, BOB & G3, Wilberg’s Ch Kanix Quintus. White and tan, outstanding in todays company. Not only is he a beautiful male SFT but he is in complete harmony with his handler at all times. Stacked he is shapely, super outline and underline, gun barrel front with the straightest of legs and good feet. His tail is absolutely spot on and his coat was superbly presented. His head is a delight and he shows non stop using that neck to best advantage. A very worthy title holder and he so well deserved his Group placing.

2 Thompson’s Burrencroft Handsome Boy. This black faced white dog has much to like. His head planes are good, dark well shaped eyes and well carried ears. His backline is not so tight as those I put over him but he was a credit in coat condition, tail set and carriage and rear angulation. Just a tad short stepping in front for me.

3 Schoneberg & Abadene’s Abadene Black Hunter.

PB (4)

1 Davison’s Tynefox La Vida Loca. Very promising youngster with a well balanced head which is of good length and such a good foreface. Eyes dark and so alive, very good ribcage and tighter backline than those she beat. Side on she showed a balanced, smooth stride

2 Richardson’s Lizoni Hoochie Coochie. Her head is of good length but I feel could be stronger in muzzle. She has a better reach in neck than the winner but whilst she moved steadily up and down, she was happily lifting her fore feet too high on the go around. In lovely coat.

3 Rogers’ Lunafox Gentle Touch.

JB (4)

Hard to split these two are both are very promising indeed. I see the winner is the litter sister of the RCC winning dog and I think she can go on to a very bright career. She has an air of sheer quality with that beautiful headpiece, super eyes and expression, holds her backline firm both on the stack and when moving and she was in spanking condition. The second ran her to a photo finish as she too has an air of style and good breeding. Beautifully headed with lovely eyes and ears, she has a decent neck, good forehand and well muscled aft. Just not so tight in backline as the winner on the stack or on the profile move.

1 McLaughlan’s Nisyros Rough Diamond At Azrams.

2 Hannar’s Borovale Amber. 3 Moore’s Zetmaz Chasing Rainbows At Fincham.

NB (1)

1 L Gentle Touch. W/t well balanced head, ears a tad heavy for me, just about enough reach in neck, well sprung ribs and good forechest. Her coat was spotless and she has enough thigh width. She just steps too short when circling the ring.

PGB (1)

1 Rogers’ Lorecon Daybreak At Lunafox. White with a black patch. Correct wither height, well balanced head of fair length, very good eyes for size, shape and colour, a little lacking in hind angulation and she was playing up on the move when fore viewed, toeing in as she was looking up at her handler.

LB (2)

A pair of tricolours which shared many virtues. Similar in make and shape. I felt the winner had the stronger underjaw and better ear height and carriage and she was the brisker in action. The runner up has the better reach in neck, another with lovely eyes and spring and depth of rib with a good tail set and carriage. Just lets her backline dip a bit and she needs to settle in hock action. 1 Rougvie’s Thunderclap Macarena.

2 Rogers’ Only You Du Manoir Saint Adrien At Lunafox (Imp).

OB (1)

1 & Res CC, Wilberg’s Kanix Quickstep. I see is litter sister to the BOB winner and I understand was attending her first show. She too is a top qaulity example of the breed and given time to mature, she will surely go on to her title. She oozes breed type at it’s best and once settled she moved out so soundly. Immaculate in coat and muscletone.

VB (1)

1 & CC, Glass’ Nisyros Out Of Control ShCEx. 8 years young and winning her first CC, although I have been told that she has half a dozen or so Res CCs to her credit. She has style, a delightful headpiece, looks a class item and she was presented in superb body and coat condition. She is beautifully proportioned in length/height balance, shown in excellent coat and is ultra sound on the move. She should be campaigned to her title.

Sp Beg B (1)

1 L Gentle Touch.

GCB (1)

1 L Daybreak At Lunafox.

Albert Wight

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