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NORFOLK BOSTON 22 Judge: Mr Stephen R Goodwin I would like to thank the Officers and Committee of Boston & District Canine Society for inviting me to judge at their show. I would also like to thank both of my stewards, Natasha Dawson and Heidi Thomas, who kept things running smoothly. My appreciation must go to the exhibitors, allowing me to judge their lovely dogs. I was thrilled that my BOB won Group 3 in the Terrier Group. 1 Tate’s I Can Boogie At Jaeva. 7 months old, very promising red, good head, nice strong muzzle and good teeth, bright sparkling dark oval eyes, nice ears, good neck and front, nice body bone and rib, coat coming well, well made hindquarters, moved and showed well, competent handling got the best out of him. Best Puppy Dog. 2 Thompson-Morgan’s Belleville Ice Cool Cloud. 6 months old, not as mature as my winner, I preferred this boys head, excellent body, very smart on the move with a level short back, I like his tail carriage I am sure these two quality puppies will change places many times. 1 Gee’s Watercroft Tea Leaf. Red, compact dog with a strong head, super scissor bite, dark oval eyes, good expression and neat set ears, a good length of neck and well laid shoulders good depth of body, excellent alert temperament and moved with drive. 1 Davis’ Watercroft Earl Grey. Red, well proportioned dog, with good bite, large teeth and dark eyes, compact body well covered body, excellent black pigmentation, moved well and maintained level topline. 1 Gee’s Watercroft Boozy Miller. Red, mature dog with a strong broad head, correct scissor bite, short and compact body as were all from this kennel, moved well, excellent harsh coat. Best Dog & Best Opposite Sex. 2 Thompson-Morgan’s Belleville High Life. Compact dog with an alert expression, strong head and muzzle, good ears which he used well, true front, level topline, moved and showed well, I just preferred the body of the winner. Two lovely dogs. Reserve Best Dog. 1 Gee’s Watercroft On Your Marks. Very showy alert little bitch, enjoying every moment in the ring, good head and ears, well balanced body, good front and tail set, moved and showed with a look at me attitude. Best Bitch Puppy & Best Puppy In Breed. 2 Thompson Morgan’s Belleville Secret Hopes. Another quality exhibit, typical head and ears, excellent pigmentation well balanced right through, more coat and ruff would complete the picture and make her look more compact, moved and showed well. 1 Gee’s Watercroft Gold Leaf. Red, 15 months, nicely balanced with lovely head and ear set, lovely head piece, typical alert expression, thin neat ears, good neck and well laid shoulders, true in front, well balanced body, good quarters that enabled her to move with drive. 2 Thompson-Morgan’s Belleville Hopes And Dreams. Red, 7 months of excellent type, giving a lot away to age in this class, needs to gain more confidence this, will come I am sure more times that she is shown. 1 Gee’s Ch Watercroft Sticky Toffee. Excellent quality red bitch with lovely head, well set ears, good stop, dark eyes, correct bite, good front and shoulders, nice neck to well ribbed body, short backed with good set on, alert and on her toes, with excellent turn of stifle, double coat, moved true both ways, carrying a level topline, she took my eye soon as she entered the ring. My star of the day. Best Bitch & Best of Breed. I was thrilled that my BOB won Group 3 in the Terrier Group. 2 Thompson-Morgan’s Belleville Natural High. Another quality bitch, pretty girl with feminine alert expression, well ribbed body, with short well set tail, excellent harsh coat. She moved well and maintained a good topline, I am sure these two quality bitches. Reserve Best Bitch. 3 Dragon’s From Dash Mountain High Falue Jaeva (Imp Nld). |
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