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| Skye | Paignton 13 Judge's Critique |
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SKYE PAIGNTON 13 Judge: Mr M King BEST OF BREED : 1605 BARRACLOUGH Mr D & Mrs M Ch & SU Ch Skyeotts Amnesix High Skye Miracle at W SKYE JUDGE PAIGNTON 13 PD (2.1) 1. Richardson’s Talyot Nimrod. 9mth old silver who did not want to settle to the task, head coming on well, good teeth, should be nice size when finishes, played handler up but saw enough positive movement. JD (1) 1. Curtis’ Brakemill Barnum. Very smart looking young dog with head coming on well, ears well set with good fringing, dark eye, good expression, well bodied and held topline on the move, better when standing true, coat in good order. Res DCC. PGD (1) 1. Parker’s Glorfindel Deacon Brodie. One I gave BP to when previously judged and pleased to see development continuing, particularly liked good front which produced good movement. OD (4) 1. Richardson’s Talyot Learchus. Masculine and very sound dog, strong head, good mouth, well placed ears, good expression, nicely arched neck, well bodied, in good coat, moved soundly. Dog CC, 2. Miller’s Feorlig Arfur Sixpence. Very nice type but not as finished as 1, moved with drive from well made quarters, coat in very good order. 3. Shuttleworth’s Whicheeta Celtic Keepsake. PB (3) 1. Richardson’s Talyot Nalani. Good head for age, would like to see front develop more, good body length with level topline, moved freely. BP. 2. Hatfield’S Gumshoe Shot in The Dark at Moshanta. Not the proportions as 1, well made front, moved ok. 3. Richardson’s Talyot Nynniaw. JB (1) 1. Curtis’ Brakemill Briar Rose. Very honest type without exaggeration, good head and expression, well bodied, coat not at its best, moved OK. OB (5.1) 1. Barraclough’s Ch & Su Ch Skyeotts Amnesix High Skye Miracle at Wemoway. Drop eared with great feminine appeal, carried ears close as required, good head shape and balance, dark eye, well made neck flowing well into level topline, in good condition, well coated, moved soundly. B CC and BOB. 2. Shuttleworth’s Whicheeta Celtic Cruisader. One I have judged previously and awarded same honours, nice feminine appearance, strong neck, well bodied, to be critical would just like a bit more sparkle to emphasis breed points. 3. Bailey & Hansel’s Celticbridge My Lady by Marjayn. Max King (Judge)
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