KC Breed Standard

Birmingham National 14 Judge

SKYE BIRMINGHAM NATIONAL 14

Judge(s): MR PER IVERSEN

DCC CH SALENA THE SPECIAL ONE (MRS S C BREEZE)
RDCC TALYOT LEARCHUS SHCM (MRS L & MISS S RICHARDSON)
BCC CH AZRAKHAN CAPERCAILLIE SH CM (MS A MACQUEEN)
RBCC BRAKEMILL BRIAR ROSE (MRS J A CURTIS)
BOB CH SALENA THE SPECIAL ONE (MRS S C BREEZE)
BP TALYOT OPHELIA (MRS L & MISS S RICHARDSON)

SKYE JUDGE BIRMINGHAM NATIONAL 14

Skye Terriers
Friendly dogs & exhibitors, a pleasure to judge Skye Terriers at this show.

JD (2)

1 Miller’s Feorlig Really Wicked, a masculine young silver dog. Very pleasing in outline & length of body. Long powerful head with a strong muzzle. Good body for his age. Moved with a good stride, very good coat;

2 King’s Fun And Games at Celticbridge, cream, much to like about this young dog. Nice head & ear carriage. Good body, well boned. In good coat. Not quite the movement of winner.

PGD (1)

1 McFadden’s Celticbridge Mist On Skye, silver, lovely coat & colour. Not enjoying his day out & did not make the best of himself. A difficult dog to asses. Masculine head with good proportions, Very good ear carriage & fringes. Good neck, could have a bit more layback of shoulders, not giving his best on the move. When he settles I am sure he will do well.

LD (1)

1 Parker’s Glorfindel Deacon Brodie, super temperament. Low on leg & firm in topline. Well shaped head, good ears, dark eyes, would prefer more spring of ribs. Moved with a good drive. Well presented coat.

OD (4)

A lovely class.

1 Breeze’s Ch Salena The Special One, a masculine dog with a most pleasing outline. Long, low & level. Masculine head, good ear carriage, good reach of neck & well filled body. Good bone & feet. Moved out with a good drive. Excellent presentation. CC & BOB;

2 Richardson’s Talyot Learchus, similar in type & outline. Pleasing in head, very good ear carriage. Strong neck of good length, firm topline. Good tail carriage. Sound mover. In lovely coat. RCC;

3 Curtis’ Brakemill Barnum.

VD (2)

1 Ankcorn’s Feorlig True Destiny of Pensford, cream, long & low. Well shaped head, would prefer more ear fringes. Could have a bit more reach of neck, very good body. In good coat. Moved well;

2 Macqueen’s Lynaire Mr Darcey of Azrakhan, pleasing in type. Low on leg but not quite the length of body. Liked his head, good reach of neck, pleasing in body. Very good coat. Not quite the movement of winner.

PB (1)

1 Richardson’s Talyot Ophelia, super temperament. Nice outline for her age. Feminine in head, good ear carriage, very good body & topline. Moved steadily. BP.

JB (5,2)

1 Richardson’s Talyot Nynniaw, cream. Long low & level. Very pleasing in head, good ear carriage, very good reach of neck & good body for her age. Firm topline. Moved well;

2 Miller & Ryan’s Feorlig Romantica, lovely to go over & excellent confirmation. Feminine head, good reach of neck & well laid shoulder, good body for her age, firm topline. Today she played up & refused to move. When she decides to cooperate with her handler she will go far;

3 Richardson’s Talyot Nalani.

PGB (3,1a)

1 T Nynniaw;

2 T Nalani, litter sister to winner, similar in type. Just preferred outline & movement of her sister.

LB (1)

1 Hartfield’s Gumshoe Shot In The Dark at Moshanta, silver in full coat. Pleasing in head, very good ear carriage & fringes. Excellent body & firm in topline. Sound mover.

OB (2)

1 Curtis’ Brakemill Briar Rose, silver. A lovely bitch to go over. Well shaped head & expression. Good reach of neck, well developed body, firm topline. In full coat. Excellent presentation. Sound mover. RCC;

2 Breeze’s Salena Certain Something, feminine bitch with a lovely outline. Well presented. Feminine head, would prefer a bit more strength of foreface. Very good neck & firm in body, very good coat. Not quite the movement of winner.

VB (1)

1 Macqueen’s Ch Azrakhan Capercaillie, a lovely bitch, excellent outline & size. Long, low & level. Shown in full coat & well presented. Very pleasing in head, good reach of neck, level topline. Sound mover. CC. Best Breeder Richardson.

PER IVERSEN

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