Norfolk Terrier three counties 18 Judge's Critique

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KC Breed Standard Three Counties 18 Judge	NORFOLK THREE COUNTIES 18 Judge: Mr Max S King BEST OF BREED : 1105 PHILLIPS Miss J Ch Marchdens Look To The Sky For Blakens Dog CC : 1075 GEE Mrs R Watercroft Calling Time Res Dog CC : 1107 STEVENSON Mrs J R Ch Brickin Pot Of Pickle Bitch CC : 1105 PHILLIPS Miss J Ch Marchdens Look To The Sky For Blakens Res Bitch CC : 1112 THOMPSON-MORGAN Mrs C S Belleville Ovation Best Puppy : 1087 JENKINS Miss D Kinsridge Chitchat Best Veteran : NORFOLK JUDGE THREE COUNTIES 18 Thankyou to the cooperation and understanding of the Exhibitors for agreeing to be judged indoors, although it was a nice dry day, the length of grass and moisture on the grass made assessment difficult and it was uncomfortable for the dogs, who after the first class all seemed to have a tide mark on the leg furnishing and underbody. PD (4.1) 1. Thompson-Morgan’s Belleville Major Key. Solid and nicely balanced youngster, broad skull, nice muzzle developing, good neck and shoulders, in good coat, moved OK in class but less positive in the challenge. 2. Harpham & Hulance’s Diggery Golden Ratio. Won placing on shorter coupling and being more compactly built, good rear angulation. 3. Atkinson’s Moortop My Mark Again. JD (7.1) 1. Gee’s Watercroft Calling Time. Cobby type and well balanced, nice overall size, good head, nice neck and shoulders, would prefer a little more attention to when standing on the table as occasionally overstretched in rear which spoiled topline, moved parallel. Dog CC. 2. McPhee’s Kinsridge No Problem at Foxhouses. Very pleasing type but not always helping his handler, very good head and expression, well bodied in full coat which occasionally marred outline.Moved OK when deciding to. 3. Money’s Kinsridge Christmas Cracka. PGD (4.1) 1. Ward & Hamar’s Gordens Boy. Neatly made and well proportioned, nice neck and shoulders, carrying tail flat ov er back, moved a little close behind. 2. Lloyd’s Orison Ice Tea. Would prefer a little more strength in head, well made body, not settling on the move. 3. Walker’s Hedgefield Brucey Baby. LD (3) 1. Jenkins & McCourt’s Kinsridge Crackshot. Very well put together, compact and outgoing, liked overall balance, good head and expression, in good coat, not always cooperating on the move. 2. Hess & Higgins’ Umbrage Copacabana. Nice type with lots of positive virtues, but would benefit from a littles less weight and less coat. 3. Philip’s Nordalest Made to Boogie. OD (2) 1. Stevenson’s Ch Brickin Pot of Pickle. Deserving Champion and nice overall type, very good head and ears, clean front, well made shoulders, nicely bodied, in good coat, moved parallel, would just prefer a bit more animation. Res Dog CC. 2. Hurrion & Tanden’s Villassa Jack Be Quick. Would like a little more strength in muzzle to improve expression, not in best of coats today. PB (9.1) Jenkin’s Kinsridge Chitchat. Really appealing young lady with lots of charm, very good head, clean cut, short level back with good tail set, nice overall size, not always helping handler on the move but saw enough positive movement. BP. 2. Thompson-Morgan’s Belleville Back to Black. Broad skull, good mouth, well set eye, solid neck, tail carried a little flat, good rear quarters. 3. Phillips & Phillips’ Jaeva Whoops a Daisy. JB (7.3) 1. Darnell’s Jacquidon Rags to Riches. Still a puppy, head developing well, nicely made body, good hindquarters, in full coat, showed and moved better when lead correctly positioned and head carried correctly. 2. Phillips’ Blakens Look No Further. A little longer cast than 1, in very good coat, moved soundly. 3. Hurrion’s Villassa Cherry Starts. PGB (6.1) 1. Thompson-Morgan’s Belleville in the Black. Outgoing and still a bit playful at this stage, liked overall size and shape, good skull and ear set, head of good proportions, nice length of body, when settled moved OK. 2. Brittain’s Lexinor Rising Star. Won placing on head profile and balance, in good coat, true mover. 3.Foubister’s Kinsridge Gun Chaser. LB (4) 1. Gee’s Watercroft Gold Dust. Nice overall size and shape and good coat and colour, short level back, well bodied, tended to pull to the side when moving. 2. Jenkins’ Kinsridge Billie Jean. Nice size, good head with well set ears, body coming on well, good hindquarters, lacked a bit of sparkle on the move. 3. Darnell’s Jacquidon No Hesitation. OB (3) 1. Phillips’ Marchdens Look to the Sky for Blakens . Quality female and very well put together, very nice head and expression, good ear set and carriage, liked body shape and proportions, in good coat, moved with purpose front and rear. Bitch CC and BOB. 2. Thompson-Morgan’s Belleville Ovation. Feminine appearance and unlucky to meet 1, preferred head shape and balance of 1, good neck and shoulders, clean front, nice body, moved OK. Fres Bitch CC. 3. Hurrion’s Villassa Cherry tart. Max King (Judge) Go To Top Of Page
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Three Counties 18 Judge's Critique

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Three Counties 18 Judge

NORFOLK THREE COUNTIES 18

Judge: Mr Max S King

BEST OF BREED : 1105 PHILLIPS Miss J Ch Marchdens Look To The Sky For Blakens
Dog CC : 1075 GEE Mrs R Watercroft Calling Time
Res Dog CC : 1107 STEVENSON Mrs J R Ch Brickin Pot Of Pickle
Bitch CC : 1105 PHILLIPS Miss J Ch Marchdens Look To The Sky For Blakens
Res Bitch CC : 1112 THOMPSON-MORGAN Mrs C S Belleville Ovation
Best Puppy : 1087 JENKINS Miss D Kinsridge Chitchat
Best Veteran :

NORFOLK JUDGE THREE COUNTIES 18

Thankyou to the cooperation and understanding of the Exhibitors for agreeing to be judged indoors, although it was a nice dry day, the length of grass and moisture on the grass made assessment difficult and it was uncomfortable for the dogs, who after the first class all seemed to have a tide mark on the leg furnishing and underbody.

PD (4.1)

1. Thompson-Morgan’s Belleville Major Key. Solid and nicely balanced youngster, broad skull, nice muzzle developing, good neck and shoulders, in good coat, moved OK in class but less positive in the challenge.

2. Harpham & Hulance’s Diggery Golden Ratio. Won placing on shorter coupling and being more compactly built, good rear angulation.

3. Atkinson’s Moortop My Mark Again.

JD (7.1)

1. Gee’s Watercroft Calling Time. Cobby type and well balanced, nice overall size, good head, nice neck and shoulders, would prefer a little more attention to when standing on the table as occasionally overstretched in rear which spoiled topline, moved parallel. Dog CC.

2. McPhee’s Kinsridge No Problem at Foxhouses. Very pleasing type but not always helping his handler, very good head and expression, well bodied in full coat which occasionally marred outline.Moved OK when deciding to.

3. Money’s Kinsridge Christmas Cracka.

PGD (4.1)

1. Ward & Hamar’s Gordens Boy. Neatly made and well proportioned, nice neck and shoulders, carrying tail flat ov er back, moved a little close behind.

2. Lloyd’s Orison Ice Tea. Would prefer a little more strength in head, well made body, not settling on the move.

3. Walker’s Hedgefield Brucey Baby.

LD (3)

1. Jenkins & McCourt’s Kinsridge Crackshot. Very well put together, compact and outgoing, liked overall balance, good head and expression, in good coat, not always cooperating on the move.

2. Hess & Higgins’ Umbrage Copacabana. Nice type with lots of positive virtues, but would benefit from a littles less weight and less coat.

3. Philip’s Nordalest Made to Boogie.

OD (2)

1. Stevenson’s Ch Brickin Pot of Pickle. Deserving Champion and nice overall type, very good head and ears, clean front, well made shoulders, nicely bodied, in good coat, moved parallel, would just prefer a bit more animation. Res Dog CC.

2. Hurrion & Tanden’s Villassa Jack Be Quick. Would like a little more strength in muzzle to improve expression, not in best of coats today.

PB (9.1) Jenkin’s Kinsridge Chitchat. Really appealing young lady with lots of charm, very good head, clean cut, short level back with good tail set, nice overall size, not always helping handler on the move but saw enough positive movement. BP.

2. Thompson-Morgan’s Belleville Back to Black. Broad skull, good mouth, well set eye, solid neck, tail carried a little flat, good rear quarters.

3. Phillips & Phillips’ Jaeva Whoops a Daisy.

JB (7.3)

1. Darnell’s Jacquidon Rags to Riches. Still a puppy, head developing well, nicely made body, good hindquarters, in full coat, showed and moved better when lead correctly positioned and head carried correctly.

2. Phillips’ Blakens Look No Further. A little longer cast than 1, in very good coat, moved soundly.

3. Hurrion’s Villassa Cherry Starts.

PGB (6.1)

1. Thompson-Morgan’s Belleville in the Black. Outgoing and still a bit playful at this stage, liked overall size and shape, good skull and ear set, head of good proportions, nice length of body, when settled moved OK.

2. Brittain’s Lexinor Rising Star. Won placing on head profile and balance, in good coat, true mover.

3.Foubister’s Kinsridge Gun Chaser.

LB (4)

1. Gee’s Watercroft Gold Dust. Nice overall size and shape and good coat and colour, short level back, well bodied, tended to pull to the side when moving.

2. Jenkins’ Kinsridge Billie Jean. Nice size, good head with well set ears, body coming on well, good hindquarters, lacked a bit of sparkle on the move.

3. Darnell’s Jacquidon No Hesitation.

OB (3)

1. Phillips’ Marchdens Look to the Sky for Blakens . Quality female and very well put together, very nice head and expression, good ear set and carriage, liked body shape and proportions, in good coat, moved with purpose front and rear. Bitch CC and BOB.

2. Thompson-Morgan’s Belleville Ovation. Feminine appearance and unlucky to meet 1, preferred head shape and balance of 1, good neck and shoulders, clean front, nice body, moved OK. Fres Bitch CC.

3. Hurrion’s Villassa Cherry tart.

Max King (Judge)

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