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Archive 09 Results And Critiques

Midland Counties 09 Judge

PARSON RUSSELL MIDLAND COUNTIES 09

Judge(s) JOHN BUNTING

DCC OLESENSTAR VESPER BELL AT AMMANDAY (MR K & MRS K F DENBY-GARDNER)
RDCC PACOLITO PERSONA AT SPRINGBECK (MR M & MRS G SUTTON)
BCC PACOLITO PICPOKET AT SPELLBERT (MR & MRS M & J BAKER)
RBCC PACOLITO PICTURE MONKEY (MISS J & MR G SWIFT & PARR)
BOB PACOLITO PICPOKET AT SPELLBERT (MR & MRS M & J BAKER)
BP MINDLEN MATUKA (MESDAMES L & C A ROBERTS & MURRAY)

PARSON RUSSELL JUDGE MIDLAND COUNTIES 09

Parson Russell Terriers

PD (7)

1 Griffiths’ Digaden Windrush Chase, promising puppy of 6½ months, good for size, balance & type, correct head proportions, good neck, shoulder & topline, ideal body for age, moved out well, spans OK;

2 Chapman’s Foxwarren Finder, nice youngster, progressing along the right lines, good coat & pelt, pleasing head, keen expression, well set ears, moderate depth of chest, spannable, pleasing outline & balance, moved OK, close up;

3 De Buriatte’s Digaden Windrush Ace.

JD (5)

1 Sutton’s Pacolito Persona at Springbeck, typical head, dark keen eye, sound forehand, good layback & nice angulation, easily spanned, enough body depth & length, nicely ribbed back, effective shapely quarters used to advantage. RCC;

2 Newport’s Digaden Adventuruss, liked his head, clean skull, well set ears, good bite, straight front, neat compact feet, nice length to ribs, easily spanned, good coat & pelt, enough angulation, moved OK;

3 Farrow’s Glenholm Happy Go Lucky.

PGD (3)

1 Davies & Frost Copping’s Goldfern Grand Lad, nicely balanced head, good bite & ear carriage, reasonable shoulder placement. Just on the limit for depth of chest but spannable. In good harsh coat, nicely developed quarters, hocks well let down, moved OK;

2 Walker’s Matsstars Midnight Miracle, good workmanlike type, well muscled, good body & strong topline, typy head, dark eye of correct shape giving keen expression. Needs a bit more length of tail for better balance;

3 Highfield’s Bradpole Beau of Guestwick.

LD (5,2)

1 Hooley’s Hoolmark Ready To Rock, well constructed youngster, liked his head proportions & expression, straight narrow front & well angulated, easily spanned, nice length to body & good set on, sound quarters, impressed with his fluent & active movement, shows a lot of promise;

2 Tagg’s Rymshott Strider, nice type of head, good length to height giving good balance, spans, pleasing quarters. Moved quite well, just not as positive as 1;

3 Doyle’s Alne Masterpiece of Ilexquercus.

OD (6,1)

1 Denby-Gardner’s Olesenstar Vesper Bell at Ammanday, very sound & so well balanced, pleasing bone, feet & forequarters, nice depth of body that is spannable, harsh coat, pleasing head qualities, lively active mover, responds well to handler. CC, this made him up;

2 Baker’s Ch Giftrapped of Lovealoch to Pacolito, very well put together & balanced, in good coat, thick pelt, very nice quality head, dark eye, correct bite, nicely boned, good legs, compact feet, pleasing outline & set on, adequate angulation, moved out well, quality;

3 Chapman’s Foxwarren Buddy.

PB (9,3)

1 Roberts & Murray’s Mindlen Matuka, 9½ months puppy of type, lovely head & eye, good bite, showing much promise, liked her length & overall balance, easily spannable body, correct topline, good set on, moved & handled with confidence. BP;

2 Swift & Parr’s Pacolito Pocket Rocket, has a bright future, in many ways similar to 1. Completely feminine, good eye & expression, nice shoulders & conformation, easy to span, good outline & tailset, quarters used well on the move;

3 Dolman’s Pacolito Phirstpick to Maxtay.

JB (2)

1 Chen’s Pacolito Phaithfull, lovely feminine headed bitch, typical expression, sound forehand, good layback & angulation, nice rib shape, firm topline, rough coated with thick pelt, promising quarters, moved & showed OK;

2 Newport’s Digaden Glamouruss, nice type, just out of puppy qualification, rather unsettled on the table & needs a little more confidence. Liked her head proportions & shoulder placement, ample bone & rib, ideal size & spannable, comes into her own on the move.

PGB (7,2)

1 Frost-Copping’s Goldfern Glory, typical feminine head, eye, ear & expression, clean front, narrow throughout, pleasing rib, well set tail, easily spanned, good harsh coat, moved quite well;

2 Doyle’s Ilexquercus Rosy Rustic, good clean flat skull, correct foreface, dark expressive eye, front, topline & tailset OK, nice outline, close up;

3 Farrow’s Halshimoor Final Fling.

LB (7,2)

1 Baker’s Pacolito Picpocket at Spellbert, liked her size & type, in complete balance with a true workmanlike stamp about her, in good order & very well constructed, impressed for her head & eye, true front with good shoulder, moderate depth of chest, good rib & loin, fluent & active in movement. CC & BOB;

2 Steel’s Garsayno The Dancer, head & eye pleased for type, straight front, reasonable layback of shoulder, good weight of bone, liked her outline & tailset, firmly muscled quarters, responds well to handler, moved out well;

3 Denby-Gardener’s Ammanday Apparition.

OB (11,1)

Good strong class of quality & type with some close decisions.

1 Swift & Parr’s Pacolito Picture Monkey, most feminine bitch of considerable merit, good bodylines & spanned with ease, well proportioned head, scores in neck & shoulder, topline & set on good, balanced throughout, pleasing in stance & particularly good in movement. RCC;

2 Baker’s Ch Pacolito Phirstclass, strong but well proportioned feminine head, lovely expression enhanced by well set ears & dark keen eye, straight front, excellent shoulder placement, good rib & loin, liked her outline, good set on & quarters, moving so true;

3 Roberts & Murray’s Ch Netherbank Serena at Mindlen.

JOHN BUNTING

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