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Breed Standards Scottish Breeds 2008 The Scottish Kennel Club 2008 Three Counties 2008 Blackpool 2008 Windsor 2008 South Wales 2008 East Of England 2008 Paignton 2008 Bournemouth 2008 Welsh KC 2008 SKC August 2008 Richmond 2008 |
Royal Highland Showground, Ingliston, Edinburgh Judge Mrs Z Thorn-Andrews DCC STUANE LOCH RANGER (MR S PLANE)
PD (5,1a) 1 Kelly’s Carseview Hector Protector, not the best front in the world & elbows are prominent & shoulders up his neck 2 Falconer’s Scarista Sirius, neat & smart, ideal topline, fair quarters but needs more angulation in front & rear. 3 Kenny’s Millingford Northern Rock. PGD (1) 1 Horton’s Penjetta Post Modern, better under his ragged coat than he looks. Nice front, forelegs hung between LD (1) 1 Maidment’s Berrybreeze Jubilation, good size, masculine & solid in body, very strong & fit, liked his length of foreface, lean backskull but not too narrow. A bit more neck would be ideal. OK in front, well boned & thick feet, deep chest, OD (1) 1 Plane’s Stuane Loch Ranger, smart dog, head, neck & length of back all balanced & equal, excellent pigment, PB (3,2) 1 Annan’s Lomondview Aurora, good size & lovely head, fair neck. Front could be better & feet are a bit flat. Super body & level back, well rounded quarters, tail came & went a bit but set bang on top, moved well when it suited her. PGB (1) 1 Baker’s Glenheath Chit Chat, she could lose some weight to advantage as she looks a bit stuffy over the neck & shoulders. Excellent size, thick set, level firm back, powerful impressive quarters, reasonable coat, LB (2) A. OB (5,2) 1 Kelly’s Ch Carseview Chrystabel, lovely to go over, has substance without being fat, super sound & typical front, excellent head, good neck, well bodied, powerful quarters & so nicely handled & presented, 2 Annan’s Lomondivew Natasha, excellent size & very feminine. A bit too elbowy & has a dip in her topline. Neat quarters, beautiful head & expression, moved OK; 3 Marley & Thirlwell’s Stuane Loch Flora at Myrlea.
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