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KC Breed Standard Birmingham National 19 Judge	SCOTTISH BIRMINGHAM NATIONAL 19 Judge: Mr Veli-Pekka Kumpumaki BEST OF BREED : 7353 CROSS, Ms R & HUBER, Mrs V & CROSS Ms D Ch Mcvan's Big Bopper At Beameups - CC Dog CC : 7353 CROSS, Ms R & HUBER, Mrs V & CROSS Ms D Ch Mcvan's Big Bopper At Beameups - CC Res Dog CC : 7351 COLEY Mrs J Ch Kingsview Just Stewart - RCC Bitch CC : 7363 KENNY MARRIOTT, Mrs A & MARRIOTT Mr J Millingford Star Anise Res Bitch CC : 7352 COLEY Mrs J Kingsview Just Patience Best Puppy : 7348 CHAPMAN Miss C L Berrybreeze Quintesential Best Veteran : 7351 COLEY Mrs J Ch Kingsview Just Stewart - RCC Best Special Beginner : 7376 REDFERN, Mr L & BUSHELL Miss K Whistlynarra Whistling Wind Of The Glen SCOTTISH JUDGE BIRMINGHAM NATIONAL 19 So now it’s done! My first time awarding Challenge Certificates in the UK. It was a tremendous honour and I would like to say a big thank you to all of you for entering under me and for accepting my decisions so beautifully. I really enjoyed my time in Birmingham. To be honest, the overall quality was not high. I got quite upset in some of the classes. To be positive I found many dogs with deep and wide bodies, strong bones and a lot of substance. This made me believe in what I was taught to believe by my great mentors in this breed. A Scottish Terrier is not a Scottish Terrier without substance and volume and a deep ribcage. To be negative, I found some leggy ones, some narrow ones and some long ones. Also some were too heavy. The proportions are important. Many had a round eye which spoiled the expression. I found quite a few bad toplines and low tailsets. I think many of them were lacking in anatomy. My main winners were all of very high quality and I was very pleased with my choices. I saw some young ones with a lot of potential and promise. The temperaments were good and I got to witness some hilarious moments in the ring caused by these stubborn, very humoristic and charming terriers. There is no better breed than this! Thank you very much once again and the best of luck for the future! SBD (1) 1 Lockwood’s Trimscott Ernie Wise. Happy dog, a bit long in body, could be deeper, enough chest, long head with dark eyes, a little large in his ears, good bite, topline could be more level and he could carry his neck better on the move, tail could be higher set, needs better hind movement with more drive. Good coat quality. MPD (1) 1 Chapman’s Berrybreeze Quintesential. A lovely masculine puppy with great attitude. Excellent strong bone. Excellent forechest and a deep ribcage. Long head with nice expression. Could have more stop. Slightly round in the eye. Well placed ears. Slightly soft in topline due to his age. Well set tail and plenty behind it. Moved very well. Excellent harsh coat. Very promising indeed. PD (1) 1 Lockwood’s Trimscott Ernie Wise. (See SBD). JD (2) 1 Hill’s Tahgmor Take Charge. Very low to ground, very deep and wide, good forechest, lacks in topline and needs a neck, strong masculine head, very good harsh coat, needs better hind action with more drive. 2 Tyler’s Divadell Dr Feelgood. Slightly uptight in behaviour, could be more compact in body, needs more width and depth of ribcage, strong head, a bit round in the eye, big ears, good topline, good harsh coat quality, moved a bit unsteady in the front. PGD (4) 1 Chapman & Bradley’s Brueik’s Super Hero By Berrybreeze. Very well constructed dog, loved his attitude and the way he carried his neck and topline, very good head and expression, good ears, well set tail, he is still youthful in his body, good forechest and depth, very good bone, moved very well, good coat. 2 Harrison-Brown’s Eskwyre Carlito’s Way. Brindle dog, masculine with a Very good ribcage. Good forechest. Good topline. A little deep in scull and has a round eye. His layback of shoulder could be better and the tail coul be higher set. Moved with a short stride. 3 Hill’s Tahgmor Take Initiative. LD (4) 1 Rutherford’s Carisco Follow Your Dreams. Good proportions and a nice topline. Nice masculine head, good ears, needs more stop, Enough angulated, he could have more forechest, very good coat, tail could be higher set, moved and showed well. 2 Mahmoudi’s Glengracie Jetson. Strong and masculine, deep broad ribcage, good forechest, strong bone, good rear end, his head is a bit heavy and his eyes were round, needs better carriage of neck on the move, Good coat, moved well but I wanted to see more terrier. 3 Tyler’s Divadell Room At The Top. OD (3) 1 Cross, Huber & Cross’ Ch McVan’s Big Bopper At Beameups. CC. Very eyecatching dog, lovely proportions and Beautifully balanced, full of himself. Long lean head with nice expression, excellent topline with a beautiful neck and a well set tail, moved and showed beautifully, excellent coat in tip top condition, he is slightly narrow in front, CC, BOB. I was delighted to see him winning the strong terrier group! 2 Boyce’s Ch Trakside Royal Indian. Very deep and compact, excellent in type, long masculine head, very good strong bone, I wished for a firmer topline, a bit short in upper arm, very good coat and condition, moved and showed well, there’s a lot to like in him. 3 Kenny-Marriott, Marriott & Kirk-Gellatly’s Millingford Hudson. VD (1) 1 Coley’s Ch Kingsview Just Stewart. RCC. Lovely veteran, perfect proportions, excellent size, excellent head and expression, I loved his compact deep body and his overall balance, excellent topline, well set tail, good coat, only in his movement gave a hint of his age. SBB (1) 1 Redfern & Bushell’s Whistlynarra Whistling Wind Of The Glen. Small feminine bitch, good topline and carriage of neck, slightly round in the eye, otherwise a good head, deep wide body, well set and carried tail, good coat, very happy behaviour. BSB. MPB (1) 1 Maidment’s Berrybreeze Quintadacious TAF. Small bitch with very good proportions, low to the ground, good forechest, slightly narrow in body still, enough bone, a bit round in the eye, good ears, nice topline and tailset, very good harsh coat, moved happily. PB (3, 1) 1 Rutherford’s Carisco Careless Wispa. A lot of volume! Wide and deep in body, excellent ribcage, strong bone, good feminine head and nice expression, tail could be higher set, moved well, I liked her a lot. 2 Pagram’s Torcraig Classic Pearl. Another nice one, deep and wide in body with good forechest, very pretty feminine head, coat could be of harsher texture, moved with drive but unfortunately lost her tail when she moved. JB (3) 1 Kenny Marriott & Marriott’s Millingford Star Anise. Mamma Mia! I fell in love with this one! The best of heads and expressions of excellent length, super topline which she was able to keep on the move, deep wide and strong body for her age, excellent bone, super front, well set tail, Very delicious. 2 Maidment’s Quaint Sabayon. Nice feminine bitch, very good proportions, good ribcage and width of body, enough angulated behind, a bit round and light in the eye, good coat, moved well. 3 Redfern & Bushell’s Whistlynarra Whistling Wind Of The Glen. PGB (4, 1) 1 Webster’s Glengracie Miss Mercury. Nice bitch, slightly high but with a deep broad ribcage, a bit overweight, her head could be longer, good topline, enough angulated behind, good coat. 2 Knight & Poolton’s Orrscot Mod De Baliol. Feminine bitch, a bit short in head and neck, slightly round scull, good depth of ribcage, tail could be higher set, good coat quality. 3 Hill’s Skircoat Semibreve At Tahgmor. LB (4, 1) 1 Coley’s Kingsview Just Patience. Lovely but very naughty, super feminine, excellent proportions and a lot of style, loved her topline, excellent ribcage, strong wide rear end with the tail on top, nice head, eye could be darker, excellent coat in excellent condition, moved with drive, loved to watch her giving hard times for her handler. Very entertaining. 2 Rutherford’s Carisco Cendal Creme. Short, wide and compact, slightly high, her ears could be set higher, excellent coat quality, tail could be higher set, good movement. 3 Hill’s Skircoat Sicilienne Of Tahgmor. OB (4) 1 Cockayne, Cross & Cross’ US Beameups Mcvan’s Lady Glitter Sparkes TAF (Imp). Beautiful feminine bitch with a lovely attitude, nice topline, very good head with a nice expression, well bodied but a bit narrow in front, excellent coat and condition, well set tail. 2 Webster’s Glengracie Miss Mercury. (See PGB). 3 Broome’s Liroda Midnight Kiss At Evingbriar. VB (1) 1 Maidment’s Berrybreeze Explorer At Daxidin. Deepest of them all! A lovely granny enjoying her day out, excellent head and expression, super ears, Well carried neck, slightly long in the loin, well set tail, very low to the ground and a very deep ribcage. She moved very well! Good coat. Judge Judge Veli-Pekka Kumpumaki Go To Top Of Page
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Birmingham National 19 Judge's critique

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Birmingham National 19 Judge

SCOTTISH BIRMINGHAM NATIONAL 19

Judge: Mr Veli-Pekka Kumpumaki

BEST OF BREED : 7353 CROSS, Ms R & HUBER, Mrs V & CROSS Ms D Ch Mcvan's Big Bopper At Beameups - CC
Dog CC : 7353 CROSS, Ms R & HUBER, Mrs V & CROSS Ms D Ch Mcvan's Big Bopper At Beameups - CC
Res Dog CC : 7351 COLEY Mrs J Ch Kingsview Just Stewart - RCC
Bitch CC : 7363 KENNY MARRIOTT, Mrs A & MARRIOTT Mr J Millingford Star Anise
Res Bitch CC : 7352 COLEY Mrs J Kingsview Just Patience
Best Puppy : 7348 CHAPMAN Miss C L Berrybreeze Quintesential
Best Veteran : 7351 COLEY Mrs J Ch Kingsview Just Stewart - RCC
Best Special Beginner : 7376 REDFERN, Mr L & BUSHELL Miss K Whistlynarra Whistling Wind Of The Glen

SCOTTISH JUDGE BIRMINGHAM NATIONAL 19

So now it’s done! My first time awarding Challenge Certificates in the UK. It was a tremendous honour and I would like to say a big thank you to all of you for entering under me and for accepting my decisions so beautifully. I really enjoyed my time in Birmingham. To be honest, the overall quality was not high. I got quite upset in some of the classes. To be positive I found many dogs with deep and wide bodies, strong bones and a lot of substance. This made me believe in what I was taught to believe by my great mentors in this breed. A Scottish Terrier is not a Scottish Terrier without substance and volume and a deep ribcage. To be negative, I found some leggy ones, some narrow ones and some long ones. Also some were too heavy. The proportions are important. Many had a round eye which spoiled the expression. I found quite a few bad toplines and low tailsets. I think many of them were lacking in anatomy. My main winners were all of very high quality and I was very pleased with my choices. I saw some young ones with a lot of potential and promise. The temperaments were good and I got to witness some hilarious moments in the ring caused by these stubborn, very humoristic and charming terriers. There is no better breed than this! Thank you very much once again and the best of luck for the future!

SBD (1)

1 Lockwood’s Trimscott Ernie Wise. Happy dog, a bit long in body, could be deeper, enough chest, long head with dark eyes, a little large in his ears, good bite, topline could be more level and he could carry his neck better on the move, tail could be higher set, needs better hind movement with more drive. Good coat quality.

MPD (1)

1 Chapman’s Berrybreeze Quintesential. A lovely masculine puppy with great attitude. Excellent strong bone. Excellent forechest and a deep ribcage. Long head with nice expression. Could have more stop. Slightly round in the eye. Well placed ears. Slightly soft in topline due to his age. Well set tail and plenty behind it. Moved very well. Excellent harsh coat. Very promising indeed.

PD (1)

1 Lockwood’s Trimscott Ernie Wise. (See SBD).

JD (2)

1 Hill’s Tahgmor Take Charge. Very low to ground, very deep and wide, good forechest, lacks in topline and needs a neck, strong masculine head, very good harsh coat, needs better hind action with more drive.

2 Tyler’s Divadell Dr Feelgood. Slightly uptight in behaviour, could be more compact in body, needs more width and depth of ribcage, strong head, a bit round in the eye, big ears, good topline, good harsh coat quality, moved a bit unsteady in the front.

PGD (4)

1 Chapman & Bradley’s Brueik’s Super Hero By Berrybreeze. Very well constructed dog, loved his attitude and the way he carried his neck and topline, very good head and expression, good ears, well set tail, he is still youthful in his body, good forechest and depth, very good bone, moved very well, good coat.

2 Harrison-Brown’s Eskwyre Carlito’s Way. Brindle dog, masculine with a Very good ribcage. Good forechest. Good topline. A little deep in scull and has a round eye. His layback of shoulder could be better and the tail coul be higher set. Moved with a short stride.

3 Hill’s Tahgmor Take Initiative.

LD (4)

1 Rutherford’s Carisco Follow Your Dreams. Good proportions and a nice topline. Nice masculine head, good ears, needs more stop, Enough angulated, he could have more forechest, very good coat, tail could be higher set, moved and showed well.

2 Mahmoudi’s Glengracie Jetson. Strong and masculine, deep broad ribcage, good forechest, strong bone, good rear end, his head is a bit heavy and his eyes were round, needs better carriage of neck on the move, Good coat, moved well but I wanted to see more terrier.

3 Tyler’s Divadell Room At The Top.

OD (3)

1 Cross, Huber & Cross’ Ch McVan’s Big Bopper At Beameups. CC. Very eyecatching dog, lovely proportions and Beautifully balanced, full of himself. Long lean head with nice expression, excellent topline with a beautiful neck and a well set tail, moved and showed beautifully, excellent coat in tip top condition, he is slightly narrow in front, CC, BOB. I was delighted to see him winning the strong terrier group!

2 Boyce’s Ch Trakside Royal Indian. Very deep and compact, excellent in type, long masculine head, very good strong bone, I wished for a firmer topline, a bit short in upper arm, very good coat and condition, moved and showed well, there’s a lot to like in him.

3 Kenny-Marriott, Marriott & Kirk-Gellatly’s Millingford Hudson.

VD (1)

1 Coley’s Ch Kingsview Just Stewart. RCC. Lovely veteran, perfect proportions, excellent size, excellent head and expression, I loved his compact deep body and his overall balance, excellent topline, well set tail, good coat, only in his movement gave a hint of his age.

SBB (1)

1 Redfern & Bushell’s Whistlynarra Whistling Wind Of The Glen. Small feminine bitch, good topline and carriage of neck, slightly round in the eye, otherwise a good head, deep wide body, well set and carried tail, good coat, very happy behaviour. BSB.

MPB (1)

1 Maidment’s Berrybreeze Quintadacious TAF. Small bitch with very good proportions, low to the ground, good forechest, slightly narrow in body still, enough bone, a bit round in the eye, good ears, nice topline and tailset, very good harsh coat, moved happily.

PB (3, 1)

1 Rutherford’s Carisco Careless Wispa. A lot of volume! Wide and deep in body, excellent ribcage, strong bone, good feminine head and nice expression, tail could be higher set, moved well, I liked her a lot.

2 Pagram’s Torcraig Classic Pearl. Another nice one, deep and wide in body with good forechest, very pretty feminine head, coat could be of harsher texture, moved with drive but unfortunately lost her tail when she moved.

JB (3)

1 Kenny Marriott & Marriott’s Millingford Star Anise. Mamma Mia! I fell in love with this one! The best of heads and expressions of excellent length, super topline which she was able to keep on the move, deep wide and strong body for her age, excellent bone, super front, well set tail, Very delicious.

2 Maidment’s Quaint Sabayon. Nice feminine bitch, very good proportions, good ribcage and width of body, enough angulated behind, a bit round and light in the eye, good coat, moved well.

3 Redfern & Bushell’s Whistlynarra Whistling Wind Of The Glen.

PGB (4, 1)

1 Webster’s Glengracie Miss Mercury. Nice bitch, slightly high but with a deep broad ribcage, a bit overweight, her head could be longer, good topline, enough angulated behind, good coat.

2 Knight & Poolton’s Orrscot Mod De Baliol. Feminine bitch, a bit short in head and neck, slightly round scull, good depth of ribcage, tail could be higher set, good coat quality.

3 Hill’s Skircoat Semibreve At Tahgmor.

LB (4, 1)

1 Coley’s Kingsview Just Patience. Lovely but very naughty, super feminine, excellent proportions and a lot of style, loved her topline, excellent ribcage, strong wide rear end with the tail on top, nice head, eye could be darker, excellent coat in excellent condition, moved with drive, loved to watch her giving hard times for her handler. Very entertaining.

2 Rutherford’s Carisco Cendal Creme. Short, wide and compact, slightly high, her ears could be set higher, excellent coat quality, tail could be higher set, good movement.

3 Hill’s Skircoat Sicilienne Of Tahgmor.

OB (4)

1 Cockayne, Cross & Cross’ US Beameups Mcvan’s Lady Glitter Sparkes TAF (Imp). Beautiful feminine bitch with a lovely attitude, nice topline, very good head with a nice expression, well bodied but a bit narrow in front, excellent coat and condition, well set tail.

2 Webster’s Glengracie Miss Mercury. (See PGB).

3 Broome’s Liroda Midnight Kiss At Evingbriar.

VB (1)

1 Maidment’s Berrybreeze Explorer At Daxidin. Deepest of them all! A lovely granny enjoying her day out, excellent head and expression, super ears, Well carried neck, slightly long in the loin, well set tail, very low to the ground and a very deep ribcage. She moved very well! Good coat.

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