SCOTTISH NATIONAL TERRIER 10
Judge/s:John S Gaskell (Mayson)
Dog CC : EARL'S TURNAWARE BUCCANEER
Res Dog CC: HOVAGIMYAN'S TAMZIN MR PROSPECTOR
Bitch CC: BECKTON'S KENTWELLA KARAMEL BY GLENGRACIE
Res Bitch CC: MILLER'S CH BRIO EXQUIZITE
Best Puppy: HARDY'S TRAKSIDE SPRINGTIME OF MAGANDTHAN
BEST OF BREED: EARL'S TURNAWARE BUCCANEER
SCOTTISH JUDGE NATIONAL TERRIER 10
National terrier 3.4.10
Scottish Terriers
National Terrier at Granby hall 1968 was the first Championship show that I exhibited at. So it was with some satisfaction that 42 years later I had the opportunity to judge Scottish Terriers at the premier Terrier show.
Main point to watch is front construction. Many, otherwise worthy dogs
were narrow in front with rather bent legs or out at elbow. A square front with adequate width is the requirement.
Minor Puppy Dog No entries
Puppy Dog (1)
1. Thomas’ Geomeg Edison 11 months black. Heavy bone, with good width in front.
Well ribbed deep body with level topline. Moved with drive, showed steadily.
Junior Dog 1 absent
Novice Dog No entries
Post Graduate Dog (6)
1. Rees’ Rabbonai Black Diamond at Miacarla Good length of head with pleasing eye and expression..
Short coupled with desired neck and shoulder placement. Well angulated hindquarters. Scored in front over
2. Hopcutt’s Highland Dancer at Celticbridge. Pleasing head, with keen expression. Strong muzzle .
Heavy bone,with deep ribs. Presented in good coat and condition and shown to advantage.
3.Hill’s Bonnieanne Norman of Tahgmor Very pleasing front and body properties, good length of head. Needs a new coat.
Limit Dog (8, 2 abs)
1. Hovagimyan’s Tamzin Mr Prospector Long head with correct eye and keen expression. Sound square front.
Scored in neck and shoulder placement. Ultra short deep body. Well angulated and muscled hindquarters.
Moved and showed to advantage. Presented in excellent coat and condition. RCC
2. Farrand’s Amberyl Beinn Mor Eye catching, long clean head but would prefer a deeper set eye which
would give a keener expression. Adequate bone, with very pleasing neck and shoulder placement.
Short coupled, level topline. Rather close in hind movement, exuberant showman.
3. Dixon’s Chatterdale Diablo Made up a trio of promising young dogs.
Open Dog (4)
1.Earl’s Turnaware Buccaneer I have admired this dog from the ringside and was not disappointed on handling him.
Long clean head with strong muzzle. Keen expression and well placed ears.
Heavy bone with sound square front Scored in deep body with spring of rib. Level topline, muscular hindquarters. Well presented and shows to advantage. He is up to size but I considered his overall qualities worthy of CC and BOB
2. Kenny’s Ch. Millingford Northern Rock Eye catching dog that scores in long clean head, very good eye and expression. Pleasing neck and shoulder placement. Not the bone and substance of above but shows to advantage.
Moves soundly but lacked muscle tone in hindquarters today.
3. Boyce’s Ch Trackside By The Loch
Minor Puppy Bitch (3)
1.Dauncey’s Glenmiar Black Sapphire Just 6 months. Good length of head, but would prefer a keener expression. Pleasing bone and front, well ribbed. Very well developed hindquarters. Showed and moved steadily.
2.Young’s Forestree Apple Charlotte
Balanced head, short coupled. Scored in neck and shoulder placement. Well presented pleasing outline,
moved and showed very well.
3. Maidment’s Berrybreeze Explorer
Puppy Bitch (4)
1.Hardy’s Trackside Springtime of Magandthan Very pleasing to handle. Balanced head, with super square front.
Good bone, deep body with ribs carried well back. Well angulated muscular quarters.
Moved soundly and showed to advantage. Best Puppy.
2. Rees’ Rabbonai Blackberry at Miacarla Good length of head with well placed ears.
Pleasing body properties and good hind angulation. Would prefer a straighter front.
3.Lawrence’s Trackside Chocolate Box of Sweet Garret.
Junior Bitch (4)
1.Baker’s Glenheath Grazia Top quality youngster. Long clean head. Scored in front, low slung deep body.
Muscular quarters. Moves soundly and shows to advantage. Presented in good coat and condition.
2. Boyce’s Trackside Tiffin Pleasing head of good length, with keen expression.
Well boned legs but would prefer more width in front. Pleasing body properties.
Presented in good coat and shows to advantage. Not quite the drive in hind action of the above.
3. Long’s Elfrica Belle.
Novice Bitch (2 1 abs)
1 Milburn- Gates’ Liroda Earth Angel Reserve in previous class. Nice sort, balanced head with good front
and well ribbed body. Did not do herself justice on the move. Well presented.
Post Graduate Bitch (5 1 abs)
1.Long’s Elfrica Little Black Number
2. Pagram’s Torcraig Black Pearl Two very nice bitches, both short, well ribbed with pleasing fronts.
Both showed well. 2 scores in head whilst 1 scored in drive in hind movement. Very close decision.
3. Rowland’s Rabbonai Cupcake
Limit Bitch (5)
1. Pagram’s Torcraig Fair Enough Wheaten in super coat. Long clean head with good eye and keen expression.
Scored with her straight front with good width. Deep ribbed body, level topline. Sound mover and showed well.
Close up for top honours.
2. Baker’s Glenheath Chit Chat Another of high quality. Scores in head, eye and expression. Deep body.
Well presented and shows to advantage.
3. Shaw’s Terratom Latte Made up a trio of high quality bitches.
Open Bitch (4)
1. Becton’s Kentwella Karamel by Glengracie Wheaten in first class coat and condition.
Balanced head with deep set eye and keen expression. Uses her ears well. Scored in front, with good bone,
deep body with pleasing spring of rib. Short coupled. Good hind angulation. Moved and showed well. CC
2.Miller’s CH Brio Exquizite Well known bitch who scored over her sister in length of head.
Has pleasing body properties and shows to advantage
3. Mahmoudi’s CH Brio Inquizitive
J.S.Gaskell (Judge)
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