Scottish Terrier Bath 25 Judge's Critique

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KC Breed Standard Bath 25 Judge	SCOTTISH BATH 25 Judge: Mr D Shields Dog Challenge Certificate 3548 - Ch Evingbriar Bandsman Becscott (Mrs J Coley) Reserve Dog Challenge Certificate 3552 - Heath Hill Kingly Step to Millingford (Imp Jpn) (Mrs A & Mr J Kenny-Marriott & Marriott) Bitch Challenge Certificate 3549 - Kingsview Just Elizabeth (Mrs J Coley) Reserve Bitch Challenge Certificate 3553 - Millingford Out of The Blue (Mrs A & Mr J Kenny-Marriott & Marriott) Best Of Breed 3549 - Kingsview Just Elizabeth (Mrs J Coley) Best Puppy 3561 - Berrybreeze Wisdom (Mrs L & Miss B Maidment) Best Veteran 3562 - Quaint Sabayon (Imp Fin) (Mrs L & Miss B Maidment) SCOTTISH JUDGE BATH 25 PD (4,1) 1 Maidment’s Berrybreeze Wisdom. Liked his size, compact appearance and was on his toes at all times. Good length of head, clean cut with a dark expressive eye. Pleasing front assembly, well developed chest, broad and with good depth for his age. Short backed, firm topline with a good tailset and carriage. Presented in the best of coats. Sound and positive on the move, BP. 2 Chapman & Tyler’s Berrybreeze Soul Man. Likeable sort who presented a very typical picture both stood and on the move. Pleasing head piece, strong neck and a good layback of shoulder. Good strength of hindquarters for his age. Once he got into his stride moved well. Just needs to tighten up in topline. 3 Taylor’s Karmmaristol Ericsson for Pamaswater. JD (4,2) 1 Hoare’s Glenaffric Hidden Magic. Youngster of good strength and substance but is not overdone in anyway. Good length of head with a pleasing eye. Well developed body, good depth and well made quarters. Moved well in a positive manner and put down in good coat. Just had a tendency to loose his topline on the move. 2 Bredan, Skudder and Caley’s Honeypaws Mister Sandman. Still very raw and needs to fill out to complete the picture. Pleasing head with a good eye and a keen expression. Firm back and nicely rounded hindquarters. A tad longer in loin than the winner. Moved well. PGD (1) 1 Newsham’s Chatterdale Unique Star at Brazenhill. Dog of good size with a very typical appearance, has the required strength and power but is not overdone in anyway. Balanced head, excellent depth of chest, nicely rounded ribs and a pleasing tailset. Good strength of quarters. Harsh top coat with good depth of undercoat. Positive mover. Just carrying a bit of weight over his neck and shoulders on the day. LD (3) 1 Broome’s Evingbriar War Of The Roses. Smart dog with a very typical outlook. Has the required compact appearance along with excellent strength and power throughout. Clean cut head, good length along with strength of under jaw. Best of expressions and well set ears. Firm body, strong quarters and a good tailset and carriage. Very sound on the move with good reach and drive. 2 Nixon’s Tout Nouveau Tout Beau Du Clan Des Petits Colonel Karmaristol JW ShCEx. Stronger made than the winner but keeps a good shape at all times. Pleasing head, eye and expression. Good depth throughout, well ribbed and a pleasing bend of stifle. In good coat and put down in good order. Would just like him a tad shorter in loin. Moved well. 3 Taylor’s Pamaswater Hakuna Matata JW. OD (5,1) 1 Coley’s Ch Evingbriar Bandsman Bescott. Filled your eye as soon as he entered the ring with his positive attitude and typy outlook. Compact appearance and is very well made throughout. Good head piece, very well balanced, clean cut but has the required strength of foreface. Strong neck set in well placed shoulders. Good legs and feet, well ribbed and good width of hindquarters. Put down in very good order. Covered the ground on a smooth and easy stride, CC. 2 Kenny-Marriot & Marriot’s Heath Hill Kingly Step to Millingford (IMP JAP). Slightly different stamp and style to the winner. Lots to like about him and he handled so well on the table. Excellent head, good length, dark expressive eyes and well set ears. Very clean over his neck and shoulders, good depth of chest, firm level topline that he holds on the move and well angulated quarters. Presented in the best of coats. Moved well, Res.CC. 3 Ashworth’s Russalan Crimson Coburn for Naviba. VB (4) Very competitive class. 1 Maidment’s Quaint Sabayon (IMP FIN). She has kept a great shape and is very well built throughout. Compact appearance, good size with quality bone and excellent substance. Very typical in head, well balanced and the best of expressions. Pleasing front, well ribbed and a good tailset with plenty behind. Best of coats and very well presented on the day. Soundest of actions with good reach and drive, BV. 2 Broome’s Liroda Midnight Kiss at Evingbriar. Another I have done well before and so belies her age. At 10 years old she could certainly show some of the youngsters how to move today, so sound with such a positive action. Best of heads, dark eye and well set ears. Strong neck, well placed shoulders, firm topline and good width of hindquarters. 3 Bell’s Lomondview Foxy Lady VW. PB (2) 1 Chapman’s Berrybreeze Burnt Toast. Pleasing type of excellent strength throughout but still keeps a feminine outlook. Lovely head piece, of good length and very well balanced. Scores in front assembly, good depth of chest for her age, well ribbed and nicely angulated quarters. Best of coats and put down in tip top order. Very sound on the move. 2 Nixon’s Karmaristol Ice Ice Baby. Liked her head, clean cut and a keen and alert expression. Clean over her neck and shoulders, firm body and a good tailset and carriage. Moved well on a good stride. Not the coat of the winner and just a tad long in loin. JB (3,1) 1 Coley’s Kingsview Just Elizabeth. What a cracking youngster and one who fits the standard so well. Still only young and sure there is more to come as she matures, yes she can still play up at times but her character and attitude along with her excellent conformation and breed type took her to top honours today. So well balanced. Best of heads with the keenest of expressions, good front assembly, firm body, well ribbed and great strength of hindquarters. Good tailset and carriage and presented in the best of coats on the day. A sound and positive mover, CC & BOB. 2 Maidment’s Berrybreeze She’s The One. Smart young lady who was unlucky to come up against the winner on the day. Very well balanced throughout. Good length of head, dark eye, alert expression and neat well placed ears. Good depth of chest for her age, level topline and well rounded quarters. Harsh coat with good undercoat. Moved soundly fore and aft. PGB (2) 1 Gellatly’s Kingsview Just Eleanor. Litter sister to the previous class winner and has many of her siblings positive breed attributes. Best of heads with a very typical appearance, clean cut, excellent strength and depth to muzzle. Strong neck set in well placed shoulders, level topline and well angulated hindquarters. Another with a correct coat on the day. Soundest of movers with good reach and drive. 2 Norton’s Divadell Harleyquinn. Pleasing shape and balance. Good strength of head with a keen expression. Clean front and good depth of chest. Pleasing width of quarters and a good bend of stifle. Sound on the move but just not the topline of the winner stood and on the move. LB (3) 1 Kenny-Marriot & Marriot’s Millingford Out Of The Blue. A very smart and honest bitch. Liked her size, make and shape. Good head piece, clean cut, good length and the best of expressions. Strong neck set in well placed shoulders. Firm level topline that she holds the move. Pleasing tailset and carriage, firm well developed hindquarters and well let down hocks. Very positive on the move, Res.CC. 2 Knight & Poolton’s Russian Martha Rosa JW. Slightly bigger type but is very well made throughout and keeps a feminine outlook. Typical in head, well balanced, dark expressive eye and well placed ears. Firm back and good strength of quarters. Presented in good coat. Moved well. Just a tad longer in loin compared to the winner. 3 Lewis’s Fier Amour Cosmique of Wiselds. OB (2) 1 Ch.Brueik Olivia’s Star Maker. Quality bitch, liked her size and shape and presents a very balanced outlook. Pleasing head, good length, strong muzzle and a keen and alert expression. Well made front assembly, good legs and feet, well ribbed and excellent width of hindquarters. Put down on the day in first class order. Sound on the move. Not as firm in topline as the top winners on the day. 2 Bell’s Slievecroob Maclili. Slightly bigger stamp of bitch than the winner but lots to like about her. Beautifully balanced throughout with quality bone and was alert and on her toes at all times. Typical in head with a lovely eye and the best of expressions. Clean over her neck and shoulders, straight front, firm topline and a good tailset. In the best of coats. Moved with good reach and drive. David Shields Go To Top Of Page
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Bath 25 Judge's Critique

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Bath 25 Judge

SCOTTISH BATH 25

Judge: Mr D Shields

Dog Challenge Certificate 3548 - Ch Evingbriar Bandsman Becscott (Mrs J Coley)
Reserve Dog Challenge Certificate 3552 - Heath Hill Kingly Step to Millingford (Imp Jpn) (Mrs A & Mr J Kenny-Marriott & Marriott)
Bitch Challenge Certificate 3549 - Kingsview Just Elizabeth (Mrs J Coley)
Reserve Bitch Challenge Certificate 3553 - Millingford Out of The Blue (Mrs A & Mr J Kenny-Marriott & Marriott)
Best Of Breed 3549 - Kingsview Just Elizabeth (Mrs J Coley)
Best Puppy 3561 - Berrybreeze Wisdom (Mrs L & Miss B Maidment)
Best Veteran 3562 - Quaint Sabayon (Imp Fin) (Mrs L & Miss B Maidment)
SCOTTISH JUDGE BATH 25

PD (4,1)

1 Maidment’s Berrybreeze Wisdom. Liked his size, compact appearance and was on his toes at all times. Good length of head, clean cut with a dark expressive eye. Pleasing front assembly, well developed chest, broad and with good depth for his age. Short backed, firm topline with a good tailset and carriage. Presented in the best of coats. Sound and positive on the move, BP.

2 Chapman & Tyler’s Berrybreeze Soul Man. Likeable sort who presented a very typical picture both stood and on the move. Pleasing head piece, strong neck and a good layback of shoulder. Good strength of hindquarters for his age. Once he got into his stride moved well. Just needs to tighten up in topline.

3 Taylor’s Karmmaristol Ericsson for Pamaswater.

JD (4,2)

1 Hoare’s Glenaffric Hidden Magic. Youngster of good strength and substance but is not overdone in anyway. Good length of head with a pleasing eye. Well developed body, good depth and well made quarters. Moved well in a positive manner and put down in good coat. Just had a tendency to loose his topline on the move.

2 Bredan, Skudder and Caley’s Honeypaws Mister Sandman. Still very raw and needs to fill out to complete the picture. Pleasing head with a good eye and a keen expression. Firm back and nicely rounded hindquarters. A tad longer in loin than the winner. Moved well.

PGD (1)

1 Newsham’s Chatterdale Unique Star at Brazenhill. Dog of good size with a very typical appearance, has the required strength and power but is not overdone in anyway. Balanced head, excellent depth of chest, nicely rounded ribs and a pleasing tailset. Good strength of quarters. Harsh top coat with good depth of undercoat. Positive mover. Just carrying a bit of weight over his neck and shoulders on the day.

LD (3)

1 Broome’s Evingbriar War Of The Roses. Smart dog with a very typical outlook. Has the required compact appearance along with excellent strength and power throughout. Clean cut head, good length along with strength of under jaw. Best of expressions and well set ears. Firm body, strong quarters and a good tailset and carriage. Very sound on the move with good reach and drive.

2 Nixon’s Tout Nouveau Tout Beau Du Clan Des Petits Colonel Karmaristol JW ShCEx. Stronger made than the winner but keeps a good shape at all times. Pleasing head, eye and expression. Good depth throughout, well ribbed and a pleasing bend of stifle. In good coat and put down in good order. Would just like him a tad shorter in loin. Moved well.

3 Taylor’s Pamaswater Hakuna Matata JW.

OD (5,1)

1 Coley’s Ch Evingbriar Bandsman Bescott. Filled your eye as soon as he entered the ring with his positive attitude and typy outlook. Compact appearance and is very well made throughout. Good head piece, very well balanced, clean cut but has the required strength of foreface. Strong neck set in well placed shoulders. Good legs and feet, well ribbed and good width of hindquarters. Put down in very good order. Covered the ground on a smooth and easy stride, CC.

2 Kenny-Marriot & Marriot’s Heath Hill Kingly Step to Millingford (IMP JAP). Slightly different stamp and style to the winner. Lots to like about him and he handled so well on the table. Excellent head, good length, dark expressive eyes and well set ears. Very clean over his neck and shoulders, good depth of chest, firm level topline that he holds on the move and well angulated quarters. Presented in the best of coats. Moved well, Res.CC.

3 Ashworth’s Russalan Crimson Coburn for Naviba.

VB (4)

Very competitive class.

1 Maidment’s Quaint Sabayon (IMP FIN). She has kept a great shape and is very well built throughout. Compact appearance, good size with quality bone and excellent substance. Very typical in head, well balanced and the best of expressions. Pleasing front, well ribbed and a good tailset with plenty behind. Best of coats and very well presented on the day. Soundest of actions with good reach and drive, BV.

2 Broome’s Liroda Midnight Kiss at Evingbriar. Another I have done well before and so belies her age. At 10 years old she could certainly show some of the youngsters how to move today, so sound with such a positive action. Best of heads, dark eye and well set ears. Strong neck, well placed shoulders, firm topline and good width of hindquarters.

3 Bell’s Lomondview Foxy Lady VW.

PB (2)

1 Chapman’s Berrybreeze Burnt Toast. Pleasing type of excellent strength throughout but still keeps a feminine outlook. Lovely head piece, of good length and very well balanced. Scores in front assembly, good depth of chest for her age, well ribbed and nicely angulated quarters. Best of coats and put down in tip top order. Very sound on the move.

2 Nixon’s Karmaristol Ice Ice Baby. Liked her head, clean cut and a keen and alert expression. Clean over her neck and shoulders, firm body and a good tailset and carriage. Moved well on a good stride. Not the coat of the winner and just a tad long in loin.

JB (3,1)

1 Coley’s Kingsview Just Elizabeth. What a cracking youngster and one who fits the standard so well. Still only young and sure there is more to come as she matures, yes she can still play up at times but her character and attitude along with her excellent conformation and breed type took her to top honours today. So well balanced. Best of heads with the keenest of expressions, good front assembly, firm body, well ribbed and great strength of hindquarters. Good tailset and carriage and presented in the best of coats on the day. A sound and positive mover, CC & BOB.

2 Maidment’s Berrybreeze She’s The One. Smart young lady who was unlucky to come up against the winner on the day. Very well balanced throughout. Good length of head, dark eye, alert expression and neat well placed ears. Good depth of chest for her age, level topline and well rounded quarters. Harsh coat with good undercoat. Moved soundly fore and aft.

PGB (2)

1 Gellatly’s Kingsview Just Eleanor. Litter sister to the previous class winner and has many of her siblings positive breed attributes. Best of heads with a very typical appearance, clean cut, excellent strength and depth to muzzle. Strong neck set in well placed shoulders, level topline and well angulated hindquarters. Another with a correct coat on the day. Soundest of movers with good reach and drive.

2 Norton’s Divadell Harleyquinn. Pleasing shape and balance. Good strength of head with a keen expression. Clean front and good depth of chest. Pleasing width of quarters and a good bend of stifle. Sound on the move but just not the topline of the winner stood and on the move.

LB (3)

1 Kenny-Marriot & Marriot’s Millingford Out Of The Blue. A very smart and honest bitch. Liked her size, make and shape. Good head piece, clean cut, good length and the best of expressions. Strong neck set in well placed shoulders. Firm level topline that she holds the move. Pleasing tailset and carriage, firm well developed hindquarters and well let down hocks. Very positive on the move, Res.CC.

2 Knight & Poolton’s Russian Martha Rosa JW. Slightly bigger type but is very well made throughout and keeps a feminine outlook. Typical in head, well balanced, dark expressive eye and well placed ears. Firm back and good strength of quarters. Presented in good coat. Moved well. Just a tad longer in loin compared to the winner.

3 Lewis’s Fier Amour Cosmique of Wiselds.

OB (2)

1 Ch.Brueik Olivia’s Star Maker. Quality bitch, liked her size and shape and presents a very balanced outlook. Pleasing head, good length, strong muzzle and a keen and alert expression. Well made front assembly, good legs and feet, well ribbed and excellent width of hindquarters. Put down on the day in first class order. Sound on the move. Not as firm in topline as the top winners on the day.

2 Bell’s Slievecroob Maclili. Slightly bigger stamp of bitch than the winner but lots to like about her. Beautifully balanced throughout with quality bone and was alert and on her toes at all times. Typical in head with a lovely eye and the best of expressions. Clean over her neck and shoulders, straight front, firm topline and a good tailset. In the best of coats. Moved with good reach and drive.

David Shields

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