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Skye WELKS 12 Judge's Critique




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WELKS 12 Judge

 

 


SKYE WELKS 12

Judge(s) MR MAX KING

DCC SALENA THE SPECIAL ONE (MRS S C BREEZE)
RDCC CH GUMSHOE BUGSY MALONE OF BRAKEMILL SHCM (MRS J A CURTIS)
BCC KNOWLESPRING MISTLETOE (MRS J WOODHEAD)
RBCC WHICHEETA CELTIC CRUISADER (MS J SHUTTLEWORTH)
BOB SALENA THE SPECIAL ONE (MRS S C BREEZE)
BP GLORFINDEL DEACON BRODIE (MRS C A PARKER)

SKYE JUDGE WELKS 12


PD (2)

1. Parker’s Glorfindel Deacon Brodie. More forward type, with good strong head developing, liked ear setting and carriage, body coming on well, when moving held his topline and carried head and tail well. BP.

2. Green’s Verony Pie in the Sky. Less mature than 1, and needs more coat to give better overall balance to the picture, not so positive as 1 on the move.

JD (0) No Ent.

PGD (3)

1. White’s Talyot Menelaus at Gumshoe. Masculine dog with good ring presence, solid in appearance with good balance, strong head and foreface, good neck, coat in good order, moved out true.

2. Burscough’s Glorfindel Secret Shadow at Kilfinan. Good overall shape and size, but letting himself down slightly by not settling on the move.

3. Neilson’s Celticbridge Moon Rocket at Auchenbathie.

LD (6.2)

1. Shuttleworth’s Whicheeta Celtic Keepsake. One I liked a lot, well made and presented, good head and mouth, good ears, good body with short loin, carried himself well on the move, but not always helping himself when standing which spoiled his chance in the challenge.

2. Richardson’s Talyot Learchus. Strongly built dog but would prefer slightly more length to body and more strength in muzzle, coat in good condition.

3. Ankorn’s Feorlig True Destiny of Pensford.

OD (3)

1. Breeze’s Salena The Special One. Lived up to his name today, I thought he was special, good size and nice profile, good head with well fringed ears, graceful neck, level topline, good depth of chest, coat in good condition, well presented, really impressed with true fluid movement. Dog CC, his 3rd congratulations and BOB.

2. Curtis’ Ch Gumshoe Bugsy Malone of Brakemill. Worthy sort but handler having to work hard to get best out of him today, nice shape and size, well bodied. Res Dog CC.

3. Samuel’s Ch Skyelander Wee Man of Storr.

PB (3)

1. King’s Celticbridge Dancing Comet. Developing well for age and all coming together, played handler up but managed to show off virtues to advantage. BP.

2. Hudson’s Salena Black Magic. Game and spirited young bitch who presented better outline on the floor than on the table, handler had to work hard to keep her in check.

3. Green’s Verony Night Sky.

JB (2.1)

1. Woodhead’s Knowlespring Mistletoe. Alone in this class but worthy winner, although she would have benefited from company, very feminine in appearance, good head, eye and ears, long neck flowing into well made shoulders, which produced solid reaching movement, coat in good order, in the challenge she grew in confidence and pleased to award B CC, her first.

PGB (1.1) Abs.

LB (4.2)

1. Shuttleworth’s Whicheeta Celtic Crusader. Very honest type, balanced head with good bite, well set ears, nice neck and body, well made front, held together well on the move. Res B CC.

2. White’s Salena Special Effect at Gumshoe. In good coat but not always showing herself to advantage, good head and nice overall appearance.

OB (2.2) Abs


Max King (Judge)



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