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Archive 08 Richmond 09 Judge
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PARSON RUSSELL RICHMOND 09 Judge: Mrs E P Hollings PARSON RUSSELL JUDGE RICHMOND 09 Parson Russell Terriers VD (1) 1 Rimmer’s Ch/Ir/Int Ch Kylini Celtic Wizzard, super dog, might have been alone but I was so impressed I very seriously considered him for high honours such is his quality & type. Certainly does not show his 9 years. What a good one. PD (6,1a) 1 Bygate’s Windynook Init To Winit, did all asked with attitude & maturity & as such took the class & BP. He will take top awards in little time. Cracking youngster in fine fettle with excellent, coat, presentation & type. A real terrier with sound positive action. BP; 2 Hill, Muckle & Speight’s Mindlen Capercaillie, naughty (aren’t puppies supposed to be?) but very decent, sound, honest of correct size & shape. Just not the head of 1. Dark bright eye, holds his topline, good skin & smart jacket; 3 Newport & Digaden’s Adventuruss. JD (6,1) 1 Tagg’s Rymshott Tactic, decent to go over, grand dog, flat skull, small well used ear, balanced bone, good pads, not too deep in ribs, short strong loin, good behind, uses his well set tail as he goes smartly on the move, harsh close coat; 2 Hooley’s Hoolmark Ready To Rock, perhaps not the head of 1, everything else fits the bill nicely. Good for size, spans, quality skin & coat, tidy true mover; 3 Sutton’s Pacolito Persona at Springbeck. PGD (1) 1 Moore’s Moonreapers Explorer, full of exuberance, dark almond shaped eye, well set ear, good bite & clean big teeth. Little out of control on the move. LD (7,2) 1 Denby-Gardner’s Ammanday Augury, 1st & 2nd close up here, both presented a picture of type & quality. Just right for proportions, both had heads that were balanced with good eyes. Good use of small well used ear. Neck was produced by correct shoulder placement. I felt the action on the move was close. Little between them; 2 Newport’s Digaden Chase The Ace; 3 Sollis’ Mister Bonamonty. OD (6,1) 1 Baker’s Giftrapped Of Lovealoch to Pacolito, cofident with attitude holding his shape. He did it all today & performed well in the group. A real terrier & presented a typical picture throughout, grand head, balanced with good eye giving bright sharp expression, reachy neck into well put together forehand, spans, ribs just right, short well developed loin, well-muscled hindquarters. He goes with positive free movement, has quality skin & harsh close coat. CC & BOB; 2 Tagg’s Rymshott Strider, this kennel seems to have the breed sorted. Masculine, clean, just right for size & shape. Good head proportions, with well set, small ears used to advantage. Excellent skin & coat, correct ribbing, not too deep so spans. A true smart terrier on the move. RCC; 3 Fooy & van Roosbroeck’s Lux Ch Giovanni of Lovealoch. VB (1) 1 Pell’s Starlight Express at Olliebark, 9 years, tidy shape & size, presents a balanced picture. Ears could be better. Active & supple. PB (9,1) 1 Sutton’s Pacolito Maid A Phortune at Springbeck, this line-up presented a typical outline, bodes well for the future. Did not always concentrate but when she did she showed her style & quality. A super shape & balance, excelled on the move which is evident from her construction, feminine but not weedy, good skin & coat, appealing head with strength in foreface allowing housing of big white well placed teeth; 2 Baker’s Pacolito Phlattery, has that stamp of quality, has the correct ribbing which allows one to span her, freedom of construction, giving smooth free movement. Just would like a little more attitude on the move; 3 Bygate’s Windynook Rthym Is A Dancer. JB (4) 1 Rimmer’s Kylini Spellsabound, cheeky, a real terrier, feminine, alert using her well placed ears to advantage, love her head & neck into good forehand, correct topline & ribbing, strong supple skin & harsh close coat, one to watch; 2 van Ommen’s Heyevy of Lovealoch, decent size & balance. Perhaps not my favourite head but good eye. Body is well covered & not overdone, firm topline, well put together quarters which she really uses; 3 Chen’s Pacolito Phaithfull. PGB (7,1) 1 Hadley’s Heythrop Tiastorm, stood out here, very active & real terrier, pleased me in outline, head of balance with correct skull strength in muzzle, has neck & decent forehand with good middle & quarters, correct bone & pads, true free mover; 2 Meyer’s Boughton Bliss, little heavier through than 1. Has type & head proportions, tidy make & shape, goes with attitude; 3 Kannangara’s Parruss Twist Of Lemon. LB (8,1) 1 Steel’s Garsayno The Dancer, this bitch does not hit you but is so satisfying to go over. Her head typical with flat skull, clean in cheeks with small dark expressive eye, strong but not over done at muzzle, small ears placed right & tipped right, has clean well fitting neck, correct angles with body & short well developed loin, in fit well muscled condition, her coat is harsh & close with excellent skin, stands on well padded feet. Perhaps not shown to exploit her virtues but she cannot be denied when examined. RCC in good company; 2 Hill, Muckle & Speight’s Ardencote Tamanu, very eyecatching & so stylish, excellent presentation & balance, pleased me in head, stands on good legs & well padded feet, appealing side action; 3 Baker’s Pacolito Picture Image. OB (9,2) 1 Huis’ Dutch/Bel/Hun/Lux Ch Plapperm Ulchen’s Ivy, scored in head to snatch this class over good quality bitches, she has such style & attitude throughout, goes with true action & that easy ground covering action that can only be achieved through correct construction & balance. This topped by quality jacket. CC, her first over here. I didn’t realize she was from over the water. Obviously worth the trip; 2 Baker’s Pacolito Xrated, very good PRT, exudes type & confidence, works with her handler to display her quality, clean & typical to go over, well set tail & used correctly. Very close up in the super line-up; 3 Rimmer’s Kylini Mythnmyst. PATSY HOLLINGS
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