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KC Breed Standard NTC Of GB Ch 14 Judge	NORFOLK TERRIER CLUB OF GREAT BRITAIN 50TH ANNIVERSARY CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW Saturday 27th September 2014 JUDGE: MRS DOROTHY DORKINS (Lowmita) DCC & BIS: Belleville Seduction RDCC: Strathinver Smart Enough BCC & RBIS: Watercroft Top Tia RBCC: Ch Blakens Sugar Candy Kisses BP: Watercroft Top Tipple BV: Brymarden Copper Kettle A wonderful honour to be asked to judge this special show. The entry was magnificent and I would like to thank every one who entered a dog for me to judge. In some of the classes I needed more 1st prize cards as the quality was high and making a decision was very hard. All the Norfolks that came under me had wonderful temperaments and were happy and beautifully cared for. On the down side I did see a few not so perfect mouths and some that lacked hind angulation and had short upper arms, so movement was affected and not allowing the dog to have reach and drive. My top winners are proof that the breeder has to put in a lot of work and years of careful breeding to constantly produce stock of such high quality. This does not just happen in a few generations. I would also like to thank my stewards Geoff Buckley, Peter Baxter and Juliet Knight. And a very big thank you to Gail Simpson our secretary and all the committee members who made this day a roaring success. GCD (3) 1 Howard’s Hatchwoods Flash Gordon, 10 yrs. Steady showman with a good textured coat coming through nicely. Good bone, correctly proportioned, and showing really well. Covering ground; 2 West’s Kinsridge Sky Of The West, showing and moving out well, coat in good order and trim, would have liked a little more angulation; 3 Brown’s Dajean Dotty’s Digger, just let down today by his coat condition. Nice head, well laid shoulders and good rear, showed his socks off. VD (4) 1 Rusby’s Harrys A Hero, Best Veteran Dog, b&t strong masculine gentleman typy head, good bone, covering the ground well on the move; 2 Mitchell’s Richell Contraband JW, lovely head, short compact body making a very smart picture on the move from the side, not as strong in hind quarters as 1; 3 Mitchell’s Ch Roxway Direct Line, lovely head and expression, nice ears and short compact body, again making a pleasing outline round the ring but would like more angulation behind. SVD (1) Special Vintage Dog. 1 Hatchwoods Flash Gordon. MPD (2) 1 Phillips’ Jaeva Signet Ring NAF, very stylish puppy, lovely bone, good front and rear angulation, well rounded ribs, in lovely coat and showing great. One to watch; 2 Thompson-Morgan’s Belleville Scintillation, b&t, very immature at the moment but has all the essentials to get him to the top in time. PD (6-1) 1 Phillips’ Blakens Pay Back, Best Puppy Dog. Well grown in super coat beautifully groomed. His head was strong and masculine with neat ears. Well laid shoulders, excellent bone and substance, good spring of rib and well let down hocks. Covering the ground when on the move; 2 Phillips & Gullick’s Jiffy Golden Go To Jaeva NAF, loved his head and expression. Great coat and good shoulder placement. Not moving as steadily as 1; 3 Jenkins’ Krisma Flashback To Kinsridge, good bone and in lovely coat. Masculine expression but a little longer in fore face and would like a little more stop. Showing smartly. JD (5-1) 1 Atkinson’s Blakens I Look To You, soundest mover in the class. A good type with all that is required, very nicely proportioned and in super b&t coat of good texture; 2 Holmes-Chatfield’s Nordalset Guns And Roses, a very smart young man, shorter and more compact than 1 but not moving as soundly, in lovely coat and trim; 3 Broom and Davies’ Roxway Quite Enough, lovely dark red jacket of correct texture. Good head and well placed ears. Short compact body. Not the bone and not moving his best today. YD (3) 1 Gee’s Watercroft In A Pickle, lovely type and a steady showman. Good head with correct proportions. Lovely bone and substance. Moved out well keeping a good top line and showing good reach; 2 Atkinson’s Blackens Sugar Candy Dips, loved his head and expression, neat ears, in great coat and showing well using his strong angulated hind quarters. Just preferred front placement of 1; 3 Achenbach & Barre’s Cantab Mr President, big strong lad in lovely coat. Not showing himself to best advantage. SBD (6-1) 1 Mounfield’s Arderry Son Of A Gun, a clear winner in this class. Lovely type with a good head and a lovely strong masculine expression. Good bone well laid shoulders and well angulated hind quarters. Showing all the time; 2 Waters’ Southpoint Dante’s Inferno, a very smart gentleman in good dark red coat. A lovely head and well placed ears. Short body and well spring ribs; 3 Kinsridge Sky Of The West. UGD (3) 1 Brazier & Smallridge’s A Fistful Of Dollars, a quality dog moving and showing steadily. Typy head and good bone, strong short body; 2 Kinsridge Sky Of The West; 3 Hilditch’s Watercroft Royal Mail, lots to like, in nice coat and condition but not showing himself to best advantage. PGD (1) 1 Sant’s Nordalset Look To The Future, good type, lovely bone, strong hindquarters. Good spring of rib. A little unbalanced on the move. LD (11-1) 1 Newton’s Strathinver Smart Enough, RCC, you have to get your hands on this dog to appreciate him. A sound mover when he settles himself down and his handler gets him under control. He is correctly constructed throughout, head, front, rear, just the right amount of bone, lovely short loin and strong hindquarters and a short hock. Great spring of rib. The CC winner just had the edge over him in showmanship and finish; 2 Thompson-Morgan’s Belleville Roll Call, lovely type head, short muzzle and dark eye. Beautifully presented and showed great. Short back and cobby body. Moving well but not as well balanced as 1; 3 Ackling’s Ruby Reuben, this little dog shows himself off all the time. Lovely quality, a little lighter in bone than above but he has all the essentials. In lovely coat and trim. OD (6-1) 1 Thompson-Morgan’s Ch Belleville Seduction, CC, BIS. The star of the day. What a dog to go over, he has an excellent b&t coat of correct texture. His head is broad and strong, with a good stop and well shaped dark eyes. Strong neck leading into well laid shoulders and well constructed front angulation. Spring ribs and a short loin. Well muscled and angulated hindquarters. Because he is so well constructed he moves with purpose and drive with no effort. He is in excellent condition and finish and shows off his many virtues to advantage; 2 Green’s Wharfvalley Diamond Star, a close decision. A lovely dog I have admired for sometime. Super head and expression. Good bone, well angulated rear. In super coat and beautifully groomed. I liked everything about him. But today I had to split hairs; 3 Phillips’ Blakens The Kandy Man Kan, another quality dog making a very impressive trio. Beautifully turned out and showing and moving well. I really needed more 1st prize cards. GCB (6) 1 Macartney’s Nordalset Little Bit Of Sun For Ivrig, a good honest b&t well constructed throughout. Good bone, strong hindquarters, very appealing head and expression. Shown in nice coat and condition. Moving with drive and style; 2 Smith’s Richell Playoff, very smart lovely head and expression, in nice coat, good front and showed well. Not the hindquarters of 1; 3 Howard’s Hatchwoods Flamenco, enjoying her showing, well balanced with excellent bone and substance and moving soundly. Not in good coat today. VB (7-1) 1 Claydon’s Brymarden Copper Kettle, BVIS, very much my cup of tea. Rich red coat in lovely condition and trim. Cobby body, correct front and rear. Just loved her head and true terrier expression and that wonderful waggy tail; 2 Smith’s Stridview Bluebell for Javidel, looking really well, quality bitch in lovely coat. Correctly constructed and moving out soundly; 3 Brazier & Smallridge’s Ir Ch Cracknor Cutting Edge, another wonderful veteran not showing her age. Great coat, lovely front and rear action. Beautifully groomed. SVB (4-2) Special Vintage Bitch. 1 Atkinson’s Ch Hobsons Choice At Moortop, nearly 11 years old and looking good. Correctly proportioned with strong well angulated hindquarters, cobby body and nice head and expression. Moving briskly round the ring; 2 Philip’s Nordalset Tell Me U Luv Me at Jaeva, loved her head and good bone, short cobby body and coat coming through is a lovely dark rich red of correct texture. MPB (10-2) 1 Stevenson’s Brickin Dinner At Midnight, what a lovely baby this is, square and solid, great front and angulated rear, moving steadily and soundly, a very sweet head and expression, loved her spring of rib and short loin. Showed her socks off; 2 Stevenson’s Brickin Full Of Charm, a very close decision here, both pups are very alike. She had super head proportions maybe better than 1 at the moment but first’s steady and balanced movement won the day. I am sure these two will change places many times; 3 Thompson-Morgan’s Belleville Magic Spell, gorgeous head, great neck and good shoulder placement, strong hindquarters and showing and moving well. All three of these pups must have a bright future. PB (6-1) 1 Gee’s Watercroft Top Tipple, BPIS, she stood out in this class. What a wonderful pup she is. Correctly proportioned head with a wonderful terrier spirit expression. Good stop and neat ears. Well laid back shoulders and good front angulation. Super spring of rib with a short loin, well let down short hocks. She moved soundly with drive. She was beautifully turned out in great condition; 2 Jenkins’ Kinsridge Top Tip, a quality pup with a pretty head, good shoulder placement and strong angulated hindquarters. In lovely coat and trim, showed steadily showing her lovely compact cobby body; 3 Simpson’s Megalex Well I Never, a lovely b&t with a super textured coat trimmed to advantage, she has a well proportioned head with a true terrier expression. Good bone and made an attractive picture on the move striding out well. JB (9-2) 1 Gee’s Watercroft Dream Topping, she excelled in her beautiful head and expression, her overall confirmation and soundness. Short cobby body, great bone and well angulated front and rear; 2 Campbell’s Nordalset Mad About You, lovely quality and type, correctly proportioned head with a sweet expression. Good bone and nice spring of rib. Moved out well covering the ground; 3 Claydon’s Brymarden Starshine, loved her terrier expression and dark red coat. Good bone and cobby body. Not moving as soundly or balanced as those above. YB (4-1) 1 Thompson-Morgan’s Belleville Summer Crunch, she stood out for me in this class because she was so well constructed. Lovely head wth a keen expression and dark eye. Neat ears. Great front, lovely bone. Well laid shoulders and a level topline. Strong angulated hindquarters, moving with style and drive making a very nice outline standing and moving; 2 Hurrion’s Villassa All My Heart, pressed the winner hard. Pretty head, moved and showed steadily. Nice shoulder placement and good bone. Coat texture not as good as 1; 3 Stevenson’s Brickin Surprise Surprise, lovely bone and substance and in nice coat. Correctly proportioned head. Not as balanced on the move today. SBB (5) 1 Nordalset Little Bit Of Sun For Ivrig; 2 Mounfield’s Arderry Shes The One, lovely typy head and expression, neat ears, in super coat and condition. Good spring of rib but not putting all into showing herself off; 3 New’s Raven Beauty, very pretty head, good bone, nice spring of rib. Her b&t coat was excellent texture and groomed beautifully. Not moving as soundly as above. UGB (4-1) 1 Gardener’s Perrisblu Liberty At Danalas, good bone and substance, coming into a lovely dark red coat, showed herself off to advantage; 2 Woolnough’s Jaeva Fine Romance, cobby little girl moving and showing well, nice bone, coat a little over the top today which spoilt her outline; 3 McGrath-Cole’s Brickin Happy Magic, a happy b&t girl in nice coat, good spring of rib and good bone enjoying her showing. PGB (8-2) 1 Green’s Wharfvalley Wild Child, excellent all over quality and type. Correct bone and substance. Lovely terrier expression. She had a good shoulder placement and her rear was strong and sound, she went round the ring with purpose, in lovely coat of good texture; 2 Saltmarsh’s Pipridges Hazel, different type to first, a size bigger all round with excellent bone, good front placement and strong rear. Very nice head with neat ears, moved soundly both ways; 3 Nordalset Little Bit Of Sun For Ivrig. LB (9-1) 1 Gee’s Watercroft Top Tia, CC, RBIS, she stole my heart! From the tip of her nose to the tip of her correctly carried tail. Everything was right with her. Quality oozed from her, she is put down to the minute and her handler knows how to get the best from her. What a happy little dog she is. A close decision for Best in Show but the male’s overall presence got it by a whisker; 2 Villassa All My Heart; 3 Bettesworth’s Kapitada Sweetness’N Light, cobby with great bone and substance. Nicely angulated front and rear. Sweet head and expression, lovely coat, showed steadily and moved soundly. OB (9-2) Well this class was a wonderful class – 6 champions. I really needed more 1st prize cards. 1 Phillips’ Ch Blakens Sugar Candy Kisses, RCC, won this class by being the complete picture. Quality, construction and soundness. She is correctly proportioned through out, with a strong body and so well muscled, so she can drive round the ring. Beautifully groomed and showing all the time; 2 Thompson-Morgan’s Ch Belleville Just Magic, I liked her size and true terrier expression, great coat texture, beautifully conditioned and groomed. Super front and hind quarters, she is short and cobby with great spring of rib. She moved with drive and reach; 3 Smith’s Ch Javidel Definitely Maybe, very smart b&t in lovely coat, lovely head with correct proportions. Strong neck and well placed shoulders. Nicely sprung ribs and angulated hindquarters, she was balanced and sound on the move. JUDGE: MRS DOROTHY DORKINS (Lowmita) Go To Top Of Page
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NORFOLK TERRIER CLUB OF GREAT BRITAIN 50TH ANNIVERSARY CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Saturday 27th September 2014

JUDGE: MRS DOROTHY DORKINS (Lowmita)

DCC & BIS: Belleville Seduction
RDCC: Strathinver Smart Enough
BCC & RBIS: Watercroft Top Tia
RBCC: Ch Blakens Sugar Candy Kisses
BP: Watercroft Top Tipple
BV: Brymarden Copper Kettle

A wonderful honour to be asked to judge this special show. The entry was magnificent and I would like to thank every one who entered a dog for me to judge.
In some of the classes I needed more 1st prize cards as the quality was high and making a decision was very hard.
All the Norfolks that came under me had wonderful temperaments and were happy and beautifully cared for. On the down side I did see a few not so perfect mouths and some that lacked hind angulation and had short upper arms, so movement was affected and not allowing the dog to have reach and drive.
My top winners are proof that the breeder has to put in a lot of work and years of careful breeding to constantly produce stock of such high quality. This does not just happen in a few generations.
I would also like to thank my stewards Geoff Buckley, Peter Baxter and Juliet Knight. And a very big thank you to Gail Simpson our secretary and all the committee members who made this day a roaring success.

GCD (3)

1 Howard’s Hatchwoods Flash Gordon, 10 yrs. Steady showman with a good textured coat coming through nicely. Good bone, correctly proportioned, and showing really well. Covering ground;

2 West’s Kinsridge Sky Of The West, showing and moving out well, coat in good order and trim, would have liked a little more angulation;

3 Brown’s Dajean Dotty’s Digger, just let down today by his coat condition. Nice head, well laid shoulders and good rear, showed his socks off.

VD (4)

1 Rusby’s Harrys A Hero, Best Veteran Dog, b&t strong masculine gentleman typy head, good bone, covering the ground well on the move;

2 Mitchell’s Richell Contraband JW, lovely head, short compact body making a very smart picture on the move from the side, not as strong in hind quarters as 1;

3 Mitchell’s Ch Roxway Direct Line, lovely head and expression, nice ears and short compact body, again making a pleasing outline round the ring but would like more angulation behind.

SVD (1) Special Vintage Dog.

1 Hatchwoods Flash Gordon.

MPD (2)

1 Phillips’ Jaeva Signet Ring NAF, very stylish puppy, lovely bone, good front and rear angulation, well rounded ribs, in lovely coat and showing great. One to watch;

2 Thompson-Morgan’s Belleville Scintillation, b&t, very immature at the moment but has all the essentials to get him to the top in time.

PD (6-1)

1 Phillips’ Blakens Pay Back, Best Puppy Dog. Well grown in super coat beautifully groomed. His head was strong and masculine with neat ears. Well laid shoulders, excellent bone and substance, good spring of rib and well let down hocks. Covering the ground when on the move;

2 Phillips & Gullick’s Jiffy Golden Go To Jaeva NAF, loved his head and expression. Great coat and good shoulder placement. Not moving as steadily as 1;

3 Jenkins’ Krisma Flashback To Kinsridge, good bone and in lovely coat. Masculine expression but a little longer in fore face and would like a little more stop. Showing smartly.

JD (5-1)

1 Atkinson’s Blakens I Look To You, soundest mover in the class. A good type with all that is required, very nicely proportioned and in super b&t coat of good texture;

2 Holmes-Chatfield’s Nordalset Guns And Roses, a very smart young man, shorter and more compact than 1 but not moving as soundly, in lovely coat and trim;

3 Broom and Davies’ Roxway Quite Enough, lovely dark red jacket of correct texture. Good head and well placed ears. Short compact body. Not the bone and not moving his best today.

YD (3)

1 Gee’s Watercroft In A Pickle, lovely type and a steady showman. Good head with correct proportions. Lovely bone and substance. Moved out well keeping a good top line and showing good reach;

2 Atkinson’s Blackens Sugar Candy Dips, loved his head and expression, neat ears, in great coat and showing well using his strong angulated hind quarters. Just preferred front placement of 1;

3 Achenbach & Barre’s Cantab Mr President, big strong lad in lovely coat. Not showing himself to best advantage.

SBD (6-1)

1 Mounfield’s Arderry Son Of A Gun, a clear winner in this class. Lovely type with a good head and a lovely strong masculine expression. Good bone well laid shoulders and well angulated hind quarters. Showing all the time;

2 Waters’ Southpoint Dante’s Inferno, a very smart gentleman in good dark red coat. A lovely head and well placed ears. Short body and well spring ribs;

3 Kinsridge Sky Of The West.

UGD (3)

1 Brazier & Smallridge’s A Fistful Of Dollars, a quality dog moving and showing steadily. Typy head and good bone, strong short body;

2 Kinsridge Sky Of The West;

3 Hilditch’s Watercroft Royal Mail, lots to like, in nice coat and condition but not showing himself to best advantage.

PGD (1) 1 Sant’s Nordalset Look To The Future, good type, lovely bone, strong hindquarters. Good spring of rib. A little unbalanced on the move.

LD (11-1)

1 Newton’s Strathinver Smart Enough, RCC, you have to get your hands on this dog to appreciate him. A sound mover when he settles himself down and his handler gets him under control. He is correctly constructed throughout, head, front, rear, just the right amount of bone, lovely short loin and strong hindquarters and a short hock. Great spring of rib. The CC winner just had the edge over him in showmanship and finish;

2 Thompson-Morgan’s Belleville Roll Call, lovely type head, short muzzle and dark eye. Beautifully presented and showed great. Short back and cobby body. Moving well but not as well balanced as 1;

3 Ackling’s Ruby Reuben, this little dog shows himself off all the time. Lovely quality, a little lighter in bone than above but he has all the essentials. In lovely coat and trim.

OD (6-1)

1 Thompson-Morgan’s Ch Belleville Seduction, CC, BIS. The star of the day. What a dog to go over, he has an excellent b&t coat of correct texture. His head is broad and strong, with a good stop and well shaped dark eyes. Strong neck leading into well laid shoulders and well constructed front angulation. Spring ribs and a short loin. Well muscled and angulated hindquarters. Because he is so well constructed he moves with purpose and drive with no effort. He is in excellent condition and finish and shows off his many virtues to advantage;

2 Green’s Wharfvalley Diamond Star, a close decision. A lovely dog I have admired for sometime. Super head and expression. Good bone, well angulated rear. In super coat and beautifully groomed. I liked everything about him. But today I had to split hairs;

3 Phillips’ Blakens The Kandy Man Kan, another quality dog making a very impressive trio. Beautifully turned out and showing and moving well. I really needed more 1st prize cards.

GCB (6)

1 Macartney’s Nordalset Little Bit Of Sun For Ivrig, a good honest b&t well constructed throughout. Good bone, strong hindquarters, very appealing head and expression. Shown in nice coat and condition. Moving with drive and style;

2 Smith’s Richell Playoff, very smart lovely head and expression, in nice coat, good front and showed well. Not the hindquarters of 1;

3 Howard’s Hatchwoods Flamenco, enjoying her showing, well balanced with excellent bone and substance and moving soundly. Not in good coat today.

VB (7-1)

1 Claydon’s Brymarden Copper Kettle, BVIS, very much my cup of tea. Rich red coat in lovely condition and trim. Cobby body, correct front and rear. Just loved her head and true terrier expression and that wonderful waggy tail;

2 Smith’s Stridview Bluebell for Javidel, looking really well, quality bitch in lovely coat. Correctly constructed and moving out soundly;

3 Brazier & Smallridge’s Ir Ch Cracknor Cutting Edge, another wonderful veteran not showing her age. Great coat, lovely front and rear action. Beautifully groomed.

SVB (4-2) Special Vintage Bitch.

1 Atkinson’s Ch Hobsons Choice At Moortop, nearly 11 years old and looking good. Correctly proportioned with strong well angulated hindquarters, cobby body and nice head and expression. Moving briskly round the ring;

2 Philip’s Nordalset Tell Me U Luv Me at Jaeva, loved her head and good bone, short cobby body and coat coming through is a lovely dark rich red of correct texture.

MPB (10-2)

1 Stevenson’s Brickin Dinner At Midnight, what a lovely baby this is, square and solid, great front and angulated rear, moving steadily and soundly, a very sweet head and expression, loved her spring of rib and short loin. Showed her socks off;

2 Stevenson’s Brickin Full Of Charm, a very close decision here, both pups are very alike. She had super head proportions maybe better than 1 at the moment but first’s steady and balanced movement won the day. I am sure these two will change places many times;

3 Thompson-Morgan’s Belleville Magic Spell, gorgeous head, great neck and good shoulder placement, strong hindquarters and showing and moving well. All three of these pups must have a bright future.

PB (6-1)

1 Gee’s Watercroft Top Tipple, BPIS, she stood out in this class. What a wonderful pup she is. Correctly proportioned head with a wonderful terrier spirit expression. Good stop and neat ears. Well laid back shoulders and good front angulation. Super spring of rib with a short loin, well let down short hocks. She moved soundly with drive. She was beautifully turned out in great condition;

2 Jenkins’ Kinsridge Top Tip, a quality pup with a pretty head, good shoulder placement and strong angulated hindquarters. In lovely coat and trim, showed steadily showing her lovely compact cobby body;

3 Simpson’s Megalex Well I Never, a lovely b&t with a super textured coat trimmed to advantage, she has a well proportioned head with a true terrier expression. Good bone and made an attractive picture on the move striding out well.

JB (9-2)

1 Gee’s Watercroft Dream Topping, she excelled in her beautiful head and expression, her overall confirmation and soundness. Short cobby body, great bone and well angulated front and rear;

2 Campbell’s Nordalset Mad About You, lovely quality and type, correctly proportioned head with a sweet expression. Good bone and nice spring of rib. Moved out well covering the ground;

3 Claydon’s Brymarden Starshine, loved her terrier expression and dark red coat. Good bone and cobby body. Not moving as soundly or balanced as those above.

YB (4-1)

1 Thompson-Morgan’s Belleville Summer Crunch, she stood out for me in this class because she was so well constructed. Lovely head wth a keen expression and dark eye. Neat ears. Great front, lovely bone. Well laid shoulders and a level topline. Strong angulated hindquarters, moving with style and drive making a very nice outline standing and moving;

2 Hurrion’s Villassa All My Heart, pressed the winner hard. Pretty head, moved and showed steadily. Nice shoulder placement and good bone. Coat texture not as good as 1;

3 Stevenson’s Brickin Surprise Surprise, lovely bone and substance and in nice coat. Correctly proportioned head. Not as balanced on the move today.

SBB (5)

1 Nordalset Little Bit Of Sun For Ivrig;

2 Mounfield’s Arderry Shes The One, lovely typy head and expression, neat ears, in super coat and condition. Good spring of rib but not putting all into showing herself off;

3 New’s Raven Beauty, very pretty head, good bone, nice spring of rib. Her b&t coat was excellent texture and groomed beautifully. Not moving as soundly as above.

UGB (4-1)

1 Gardener’s Perrisblu Liberty At Danalas, good bone and substance, coming into a lovely dark red coat, showed herself off to advantage;

2 Woolnough’s Jaeva Fine Romance, cobby little girl moving and showing well, nice bone, coat a little over the top today which spoilt her outline;

3 McGrath-Cole’s Brickin Happy Magic, a happy b&t girl in nice coat, good spring of rib and good bone enjoying her showing.

PGB (8-2)

1 Green’s Wharfvalley Wild Child, excellent all over quality and type. Correct bone and substance. Lovely terrier expression. She had a good shoulder placement and her rear was strong and sound, she went round the ring with purpose, in lovely coat of good texture;

2 Saltmarsh’s Pipridges Hazel, different type to first, a size bigger all round with excellent bone, good front placement and strong rear. Very nice head with neat ears, moved soundly both ways;

3 Nordalset Little Bit Of Sun For Ivrig.

LB (9-1)

1 Gee’s Watercroft Top Tia, CC, RBIS, she stole my heart! From the tip of her nose to the tip of her correctly carried tail. Everything was right with her. Quality oozed from her, she is put down to the minute and her handler knows how to get the best from her. What a happy little dog she is. A close decision for Best in Show but the male’s overall presence got it by a whisker;

2 Villassa All My Heart;

3 Bettesworth’s Kapitada Sweetness’N Light, cobby with great bone and substance. Nicely angulated front and rear. Sweet head and expression, lovely coat, showed steadily and moved soundly.

OB (9-2)

Well this class was a wonderful class – 6 champions. I really needed more 1st prize cards.

1 Phillips’ Ch Blakens Sugar Candy Kisses, RCC, won this class by being the complete picture. Quality, construction and soundness. She is correctly proportioned through out, with a strong body and so well muscled, so she can drive round the ring. Beautifully groomed and showing all the time;

2 Thompson-Morgan’s Ch Belleville Just Magic, I liked her size and true terrier expression, great coat texture, beautifully conditioned and groomed. Super front and hind quarters, she is short and cobby with great spring of rib. She moved with drive and reach;

3 Smith’s Ch Javidel Definitely Maybe, very smart b&t in lovely coat, lovely head with correct proportions. Strong neck and well placed shoulders. Nicely sprung ribs and angulated hindquarters, she was balanced and sound on the move.

JUDGE: MRS DOROTHY DORKINS (Lowmita)

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