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Norfolk Leeds 19 Judge's Critique



Norfolk Terrier

KC Breed Standard

Leeds 19 Judge

 

 

NORFOLK LEEDS 19

Judge: Mrs F Chapman-King

BEST OF BREED : 2261 THOMPSON-MORGAN Mrs C S Ch Belleville Major Key
Dog CC : 2261 THOMPSON-MORGAN Mrs C S Ch Belleville Major Key
Res Dog CC : 2246 GEE Mrs R Watercroft To Coin A Phrase
Bitch CC : 2262 THOMPSON-MORGAN Mrs C S Belleville Back To Black
Res Bitch CC : 2249 GEE Mrs R Ch Watercroft Pink Fizz
Best Puppy : 2245 GEE Mrs R Watercroft Calling Card
Best Veteran : 2251 GREEN Mrs P Ch Wharfvalley Diamond Star
Best Special Beginner : 2256 MITCHELL Mrs M Jaeva Wolf Whistle

NORFOLK JUDGE LEEDS 19

PD (3, 1)

1 Gee’s Watercroft Calling Card. A promising and quality typical puppy with an excellent head and eye. Mature and confident for age. Good neck, layback and matched by strong quarters. Short backed and well bodied, good bone. In excellent presentation coat and order. Good size. BPIB.

2 Green’s Wharfvalley Double Diamond. Typy puppy with a good skull and eye and expression. Ribbed up and well bodied. A size bigger than first. Not in full coat and moved out fairly well.

JD (3)

1 Gee’s Watercroft To Coin A Phrase. Another quality exhibit from this kennel. Smart and typical, compact and of good size. Most pleasing head and eye and expression. Good neck and layback, short back, level topline, ribbed up. Well made quarters. In excellent coat and order. Moved out well. Res CC.

2 Stevenson’s Capps Smart Excuse By Brickin. I really liked this dog of good size, substance and breed type. Pleasing head and eye, ribbed up, plenty of bone, well made quarters. Shown in good coat and order. He would not settle to show and this cost him. Moved out fairly well.

3 Hadfield’s Bellevile Born To Be Free.

PGD (1)

1 Atkinson’s Moortop My Mark Again. Typy masculine dog with a pleasing head, skull, eye and expression. Good front and layback, well off for bone and substance, ribbed up. Firm topline and correct tailset, in good coat and order. Did not make the most of himself on the move and this cost him in the challenge.

LD (1)

1 Walshe’s Beritas The Name’s Bond. Red with a good wide skull, pleasing eye and expression. Ok in forehand, enough neck, could have more body and substance. A touch long, ok in quarters. Not in full coat. Moved out fairly well.

OD (2)

1 Thompson-Morgan’s Ch Belleville Major Key. Quality typical masculine dog who catches the eye. Has an excellent head, Dark eye and keen expression. Most pleasing forehand, neck and layback, ribbed up and plenty of substance, short back and excellent quarters, tail on top. Shown in excellent coat and order. Moved soundly with reach, drive and style. CC & BOB.

2 Gee’s Ch Watercroft Calling Time. Another quality dog, smaller than first with a lovely head eye and expression. Compact and cobby, ribbed up and good quarters. In rich coloured coat and excellent presentation. Moved out well. Preferred the forehand and front reach of first.

VD (1)

1 Green’s Ch Wharfvalley Diamond Star. Shown in such good order for his age. Pleasing masculine head and eye. Plenty of substance, bone and ribbing. Shown in good coat and order. Moved out fairly well. BV.

SBD/B (3)

1 Mitchell’s Jaeva Wolf Whistle. Typical with a pleasing head and eye. Ribbed up and has good body and substance. Balanced and shown in a good quality coat. Moved out fairly well.

2 Macartney’s Ivrig Dancing In The Sun. Not quite the head and skull properties of first. Has a lovely eye and expression. Enough layback and strong quarters. Good body properties and substance. Shown in good coat and order. Moved out well enough.

3 Hadfield’s Belleville Born To Be Free.

PB (4, 1)

All three immature and at different stages of development.

1 Jenkins’ Kingsridge Tipsy Tart. Promising b/t puppy, typical and most pleasing in forehand and quarters angulation. Compact and with good bone, substance and body. Pretty head yet to develop. When settled she moved soundly.

2 Stevenson’s Brickin Made By Design. Pleasing type and more mature in head than first. Good head, eye and expression. Good ribbing and substance, good quarters. Preferred forehand of first. In good coat and moved out well when settled.

3 Green’s Wharfvalley Diamond Dust. Completing a trio of promising puppies, and the most immature at present. Has plenty of time.

JB (2)

1 Gee’s Watercroft Rosie Lee. Typical and with a pretty feminine head and dark impressive eyes. Good neck and forehand, well ribbed, good bone and substance. Well made quarters. Level topline and looks good in profile. Tail on top. Rich coloured harsh coat. Unsettled on the move.

2 Deuchar-Fawcett’s Jaeva Candy Stripe. Immature bitch with dark eye and keen expression. Skull could be stronger. In good coat and well made quarters. Could have more body substance. Moved out fairly well.

PGB (2, 1)

1 McArtney’s Ivrig Dancing In The Sun.

LB (2, 1)

1 Thompson-Morgan’s Belleville In The Black. Typical quality b/t bitch, with pleasing head and eye and expression. Excellent forehand and quarters angulation. Ribbed up, short back, level topline standing and moving and good substance and bone. Shown in good coat and order. So sound on the move with reach and drive, which carried her to CC.

OB (2)

1 Gee’s Ch Watercroft Pink Fizz. Typical feminine classy bitch with an excellent head and eye, better than second. Pleasing forehand, compact and cobby, low to ground and ribbed up. Of good size and shown in good coat and order. Moved soundly with style. Close up in the challenge – just preferred the forehand reach of the Limit bitch. Res CC.

2 Thompson-Morgan’s Belleville Ovation. Not quite the head properties of first, but overall of correct make and shape. Good head and expression, correct layback and balanced with quarters, correct set on, well bodied and plenty of substance. Keeps her topline on the move and moved out well.

Judge Mrs F. M. Chapman-King




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