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KC Breed Standard National Terrier 15 Judge Dogs	STAFFORDSHIRE BULL NATIONAL TERRIER 15 Judge: Mrs Jenny A Smith - Dogs Andy Dodsworth - Bitches BEST OF BREED : 1223 STANWAY Mrs E A & Mr P T Waystaff Diggers Double Dog CC : 1223 STANWAY Mrs E A & Mr P T Waystaff Diggers Double Res Dog CC : 1125 FERNANDEZ, Mr A & MARTIN Mrs C Itcheboren Moster Show Bitch CC : 1243 WILSON Mrs J & Mr R Eclypstaff There You Go At Kalverin Res Bitch CC : 1174 MASON Mr & Mrs P & C Ch Dare To Dream Best Puppy : 1215 ROWE, Miss G L & SOUTH Mr D Illori Akinlana Best Veteran : DO YOU WISH THAT THE KENNEL CLUB WOULD PUT IT'S OWN HOUSE IN ORDER? Please Sign This Petition To Stop The Practice Of Professional Handlers Judging Whilst Still Plying Their Trade Is It Acceptable To Award BIS To A Dog That Refuses To Be Examined?read more PLEASE SIGN THE PETITION ABOVE. IF YOU HAVE ANY CONCERNS USE AN ALTERNATIVE NAME. YOUR ADDRESS AND EMAIL ARE NOT SHOWN TO THE RECIPIENTS. THIS CRITIQUE AND ALL CONTENT ON TERRIER WORLD IS FREE TO READ, PLEASE SUPPORT MY PETITION. Tony Manning STAFFORDSHIRE BULL JUDGE DOGS NATIONAL TERRIER 15 Staffords DOGS – My thanks to the National Terrier Club committee for the opportunity to judge dogs at this prestigious show; it was both an honour & a privilege. To all those exhibitors who supported me – thanks for giving me a try; I had a very enjoyable day & I thank you for the chance to assess your dogs. I was very pleased with all my winners & especially those receiving the top awards. With my co-judge’s amicable agreement the dogs went BOB & BP. MP (6) 1 Rowe & South’s Illori Akinlana, an eyecatching 7 months b/br with a lovely clean head type & keen expression. Excellent mouth, dark eyes & neat ear carriage completed the picture. Clean enough off the front, sufficient lift for balance, well angulated rearquarters, moved out positively. A promising youngster of the type I like. BPD, & in agreement with my co-judge, BP. Well done, I will watch his progress with interest; 2 Rowbotham’s Elitebull Black And Brass, b/br of 8 months & a slightly smaller package than 1. He has good balance & a well proportioned head with an excellent mouth, clean muzzle, good underjaw, lovely dark round eyes, good stop, tidy ears & neat feet. He does not quite have the ‘lift’ or is as clean on the shoulder line as 1, but is nevertheless a very attractive puppy who should do well; 3 Marshall’s Marstaff Master Lee. P (6,2) 1 Vidon’s Jack The Lover De La Vauxoise, a very smart 9½ months skewbald of the make & shape I prefer. His handler stands him too wide, but when set up properly he has a lovely clean front. He has good overall balance, being short coupled & in sufficiently good condition for age, although slightly down on pasterns & topline needs to settle. He has a clean head & strong muzzle, complemented by correct mouth, neat ears & dark eyes, correct rearquarters & moved out well; 2 Lee & Coleman’s Bullhawk Archie Bold, 11½ months b/br white front. A nice type of puppy with an attractive head complemented by very dark eyes & neat ear carriage. He is clean enough in the muzzle with a good underjaw & pleasing expression. He has good balance with a straight front & is sufficiently fit for a puppy. Somewhat playful on the move which made him hard to assess. His young handler needs to relax a little & I am sure this will result in a successful team; 3 Manito’s Dynastaff Northern Soul. J (9,1) 1 Hirst & Bibby’s Taraiel Busta Rhymes, a good quality brindle dog of 14 months who is a shade more compact/cobby than I prefer. He has a lovely head & expression, dark eyes, tidy ears, is clean enough in the muzzle & has neat feet. He is not overdone, has good bone & sound rearquarters. A dog who is difficult to fault & he won today on maturity/overall virtue & in the final line up seemed more relaxed & looked better for it; 2 Jack The Lover De La Vauxoise, a very nice puppy of the style I like who pushed 1 extremely hard, but in the end gave way to maturity; 3 Balebona’s Alebastaff Home Rum. Y (9,1) 1 Butler’s Ramblestaff Cos I Could, 20 months b/br with white front & feet. A nice type of dog presenting a balanced outline with sufficient weight of bone. He has a well defined head with attractive expression, complemented by dark round eyes, neat ears & correct mouth. He is clean enough in the muzzle, has correct bend of stifle & moved out well with a level topline. Would prefer him a shade harder/fitter; 2 Morris’ Garwstaff New Boy Studs, 21½ months mahogany brindle white front. A stronger dog than 1 with a little more ‘lift’ & a shade lighter in the eye. He has a functional head without excess flesh, having a strong muzzle with good depth of underjaw, excellent dentition, defined cheek bumps & clean enough in the lip. He has tidy ears, good bone, neat feet & correct bend of stifle. He is short coupled with a level topline & moved out well. Prefer him stood a little less wide in the front; 3 Lewis’ Kentstars Apollo. N (1) 1 Dean’s Kylestaff Muddy Water, 9½ months b/br white front. Res in Puppy. Difficult to assess in the puppy class due to being unsettled & erratic on the move. He has a well proportioned head with correct ear carriage, good muzzle length, very dark eyes & correct mouth. He has sufficient bone, good bend of stifle & presents a clean enough outline. Prefer a more level topline, but has time to settle. G (4,2) 1 K Muddy Water; 2 McClements’ Stormfire Billy Boy at Jodanzac, 2½ years red white front. Attractive head of correct proportions & pleasing expression. Eye shade in keeping with coat. His ears are neat & thin & he has a good mouth & underjaw & is clean enough in the muzzle. He is well boned with good width to front. To be critical he is stronger than I prefer & lacks bend of stifle. PG (16,1) 1 Romijn’s Aldgillis They Stood Up For Love, b/br of 5 years & presented in fantastic condition with a gleaming coat. He is well balanced, short coupled, has a level topline & sufficient bone although errs towards the lighter side. To be critical he is not quite as clean on the shoulder line as I would prefer. Head of correct proportions with good length & strength of muzzle, correct dentition, strong underjaw, neat ears & good width to front. Feet could be tidier; 2 Lindsay’s Revelry Dark Destroyer, b/br of 2 years. A bigger type of dog all over & a shade on the strong side for me. However he has a superb head & expression with defined stop, dark enough eyes, neat ears & correct dentition. Front straight & well boned with clean shoulder line & neat, well padded feet. He is of good balance with sound rearquarters & moved out well. Would benefit from being slightly fitter; 3 Boler’s Denagar Jack. L (16,1) The best class of the day for depth of quality with several of the type I prefer. All five dogs placed I would be proud to own & these three in particular I believe to be outstanding dogs & all were presented in superb condition. Unfortunately with only two top awards on offer, it came down to ‘nit picking’ in order to separate these & the Open winner. 1 Stanway’s Waystaff Diggers Double, a top quality red with white front of 4 years with excellent pigmentation, having black mask & nails. Superb head with alert expression, fantastic strength of muzzle & a punishing underjaw. Dentition is excellent & he has the darkest of eyes & neat ear carriage. He is clean enough off the front & slightly stronger boned than 2 or 3. Body in good condition & well proportioned with excellent front & rear angulations. Moved well & with ease once settled, albeit a bit spirited at times. A masculine dog possessing just the right amount of bone to exude strength without coarseness. Delighted to award him the CC (attaining his title on the day), & in agreement with my co-judge, BOB. Congratulations to all associated with his success; 2 Boulton’s Nizeva Quiet Riot, 3½ years b/br. Another excellent dog & a smaller package than 1. However he is very well balanced, in lovely condition & clean as a whistle all round. He has a defined head of good strength with a very attractive expression with dark, round eyes, neat ear carriage, good strength of muzzle & correct mouth. He has a straight front, correct rearquarters, neat feet, level topline & sufficient bone. Another who moved out well once settled & presented a clean unexaggerated outline. Just preferred the strength & harder expression of 1; 3 Pendleton’s Bullhawk In’a Pickle. O (11,1) Another trio of quality dogs. 1 Fernandez & Martin’s Itcheboren Moster Show, mahogany brindle of 5 years. A quality dog who is clean all round, presenting a super outline without exaggeration. He has a great head which is very clean & well defined with good muzzle strength & correct mouth. Dark eyes & correct ears contribute to a tremendous expression. He has good bone, straight front, enough width & neat feet. He is well balanced, in fit condition, medium coupled, decent topline & moved out well. A dog of the type I like. Note to handler: please do not string him up as it stretches his neck & spoils his outline. Very pleased to award him the RCC, well done; 2 Frankland’s Aldwych Tokyo Joe, b/br of 5½. Similar in type although not quite as dark in the eyes or possessing the head strength/expression of 1. However he presents a very clean outline & is balanced all round, without exaggeration. Another quality dog of the type I look for. He has a head of good proportions with a pleasing expression, good width to chest, neat feet & a level topline. Correct mouth, not as strong in the muzzle as 1 or 3, but a nice type of dog who was shown in fit condition & moved out well; 3 Stanway’s Waystaff Strikes Out. JENNY SMITH Go To Top Of Page
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National Terrier 15 Judge's Critique Dogs

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National Terrier 15 Judge Dogs

STAFFORDSHIRE BULL NATIONAL TERRIER 15

Judge: Mrs Jenny A Smith - Dogs
Andy Dodsworth - Bitches

BEST OF BREED : 1223 STANWAY Mrs E A & Mr P T Waystaff Diggers Double
Dog CC : 1223 STANWAY Mrs E A & Mr P T Waystaff Diggers Double
Res Dog CC : 1125 FERNANDEZ, Mr A & MARTIN Mrs C Itcheboren Moster Show
Bitch CC : 1243 WILSON Mrs J & Mr R Eclypstaff There You Go At Kalverin
Res Bitch CC : 1174 MASON Mr & Mrs P & C Ch Dare To Dream
Best Puppy : 1215 ROWE, Miss G L & SOUTH Mr D Illori Akinlana
Best Veteran :

DO YOU WISH THAT THE KENNEL CLUB WOULD PUT IT'S OWN HOUSE IN ORDER?

Please Sign This Petition To Stop The Practice Of
Professional Handlers Judging Whilst Still Plying Their Trade

Is It Acceptable To Award BIS To A Dog That Refuses To Be Examined?read more

PLEASE SIGN THE PETITION ABOVE. IF YOU HAVE ANY CONCERNS USE AN ALTERNATIVE NAME.
YOUR ADDRESS AND EMAIL ARE NOT SHOWN TO THE RECIPIENTS.
THIS CRITIQUE AND ALL CONTENT ON TERRIER WORLD IS FREE TO READ, PLEASE SUPPORT MY PETITION. Tony Manning

STAFFORDSHIRE BULL JUDGE DOGS NATIONAL TERRIER 15

Staffords

DOGS – My thanks to the National Terrier Club committee for the opportunity to judge dogs at this prestigious show; it was both an honour & a privilege. To all those exhibitors who supported me – thanks for giving me a try; I had a very enjoyable day & I thank you for the chance to assess your dogs. I was very pleased with all my winners & especially those receiving the top awards. With my co-judge’s amicable agreement the dogs went BOB & BP.

MP (6)

1 Rowe & South’s Illori Akinlana, an eyecatching 7 months b/br with a lovely clean head type & keen expression. Excellent mouth, dark eyes & neat ear carriage completed the picture. Clean enough off the front, sufficient lift for balance, well angulated rearquarters, moved out positively. A promising youngster of the type I like. BPD, & in agreement with my co-judge, BP. Well done, I will watch his progress with interest;

2 Rowbotham’s Elitebull Black And Brass, b/br of 8 months & a slightly smaller package than 1. He has good balance & a well proportioned head with an excellent mouth, clean muzzle, good underjaw, lovely dark round eyes, good stop, tidy ears & neat feet. He does not quite have the ‘lift’ or is as clean on the shoulder line as 1, but is nevertheless a very attractive puppy who should do well;

3 Marshall’s Marstaff Master Lee.

P (6,2)

1 Vidon’s Jack The Lover De La Vauxoise, a very smart 9½ months skewbald of the make & shape I prefer. His handler stands him too wide, but when set up properly he has a lovely clean front. He has good overall balance, being short coupled & in sufficiently good condition for age, although slightly down on pasterns & topline needs to settle. He has a clean head & strong muzzle, complemented by correct mouth, neat ears & dark eyes, correct rearquarters & moved out well;

2 Lee & Coleman’s Bullhawk Archie Bold, 11½ months b/br white front. A nice type of puppy with an attractive head complemented by very dark eyes & neat ear carriage. He is clean enough in the muzzle with a good underjaw & pleasing expression. He has good balance with a straight front & is sufficiently fit for a puppy. Somewhat playful on the move which made him hard to assess. His young handler needs to relax a little & I am sure this will result in a successful team;

3 Manito’s Dynastaff Northern Soul.

J (9,1)

1 Hirst & Bibby’s Taraiel Busta Rhymes, a good quality brindle dog of 14 months who is a shade more compact/cobby than I prefer. He has a lovely head & expression, dark eyes, tidy ears, is clean enough in the muzzle & has neat feet. He is not overdone, has good bone & sound rearquarters. A dog who is difficult to fault & he won today on maturity/overall virtue & in the final line up seemed more relaxed & looked better for it;

2 Jack The Lover De La Vauxoise, a very nice puppy of the style I like who pushed 1 extremely hard, but in the end gave way to maturity;

3 Balebona’s Alebastaff Home Rum.

Y (9,1)

1 Butler’s Ramblestaff Cos I Could, 20 months b/br with white front & feet. A nice type of dog presenting a balanced outline with sufficient weight of bone. He has a well defined head with attractive expression, complemented by dark round eyes, neat ears & correct mouth. He is clean enough in the muzzle, has correct bend of stifle & moved out well with a level topline. Would prefer him a shade harder/fitter;

2 Morris’ Garwstaff New Boy Studs, 21½ months mahogany brindle white front. A stronger dog than 1 with a little more ‘lift’ & a shade lighter in the eye. He has a functional head without excess flesh, having a strong muzzle with good depth of underjaw, excellent dentition, defined cheek bumps & clean enough in the lip. He has tidy ears, good bone, neat feet & correct bend of stifle. He is short coupled with a level topline & moved out well. Prefer him stood a little less wide in the front;

3 Lewis’ Kentstars Apollo.

N (1)

1 Dean’s Kylestaff Muddy Water, 9½ months b/br white front. Res in Puppy. Difficult to assess in the puppy class due to being unsettled & erratic on the move. He has a well proportioned head with correct ear carriage, good muzzle length, very dark eyes & correct mouth. He has sufficient bone, good bend of stifle & presents a clean enough outline. Prefer a more level topline, but has time to settle.

G (4,2)

1 K Muddy Water;

2 McClements’ Stormfire Billy Boy at Jodanzac, 2½ years red white front. Attractive head of correct proportions & pleasing expression. Eye shade in keeping with coat. His ears are neat & thin & he has a good mouth & underjaw & is clean enough in the muzzle. He is well boned with good width to front. To be critical he is stronger than I prefer & lacks bend of stifle.

PG (16,1)

1 Romijn’s Aldgillis They Stood Up For Love, b/br of 5 years & presented in fantastic condition with a gleaming coat. He is well balanced, short coupled, has a level topline & sufficient bone although errs towards the lighter side. To be critical he is not quite as clean on the shoulder line as I would prefer. Head of correct proportions with good length & strength of muzzle, correct dentition, strong underjaw, neat ears & good width to front. Feet could be tidier;

2 Lindsay’s Revelry Dark Destroyer, b/br of 2 years. A bigger type of dog all over & a shade on the strong side for me. However he has a superb head & expression with defined stop, dark enough eyes, neat ears & correct dentition. Front straight & well boned with clean shoulder line & neat, well padded feet. He is of good balance with sound rearquarters & moved out well. Would benefit from being slightly fitter;

3 Boler’s Denagar Jack.

L (16,1)

The best class of the day for depth of quality with several of the type I prefer. All five dogs placed I would be proud to own & these three in particular I believe to be outstanding dogs & all were presented in superb condition. Unfortunately with only two top awards on offer, it came down to ‘nit picking’ in order to separate these & the Open winner.

1 Stanway’s Waystaff Diggers Double, a top quality red with white front of 4 years with excellent pigmentation, having black mask & nails. Superb head with alert expression, fantastic strength of muzzle & a punishing underjaw. Dentition is excellent & he has the darkest of eyes & neat ear carriage. He is clean enough off the front & slightly stronger boned than 2 or 3. Body in good condition & well proportioned with excellent front & rear angulations. Moved well & with ease once settled, albeit a bit spirited at times. A masculine dog possessing just the right amount of bone to exude strength without coarseness. Delighted to award him the CC (attaining his title on the day), & in agreement with my co-judge, BOB. Congratulations to all associated with his success;

2 Boulton’s Nizeva Quiet Riot, 3½ years b/br. Another excellent dog & a smaller package than 1. However he is very well balanced, in lovely condition & clean as a whistle all round. He has a defined head of good strength with a very attractive expression with dark, round eyes, neat ear carriage, good strength of muzzle & correct mouth. He has a straight front, correct rearquarters, neat feet, level topline & sufficient bone. Another who moved out well once settled & presented a clean unexaggerated outline. Just preferred the strength & harder expression of 1;

3 Pendleton’s Bullhawk In’a Pickle.

O (11,1)

Another trio of quality dogs.

1 Fernandez & Martin’s Itcheboren Moster Show, mahogany brindle of 5 years. A quality dog who is clean all round, presenting a super outline without exaggeration. He has a great head which is very clean & well defined with good muzzle strength & correct mouth. Dark eyes & correct ears contribute to a tremendous expression. He has good bone, straight front, enough width & neat feet. He is well balanced, in fit condition, medium coupled, decent topline & moved out well. A dog of the type I like. Note to handler: please do not string him up as it stretches his neck & spoils his outline. Very pleased to award him the RCC, well done;

2 Frankland’s Aldwych Tokyo Joe, b/br of 5½. Similar in type although not quite as dark in the eyes or possessing the head strength/expression of 1. However he presents a very clean outline & is balanced all round, without exaggeration. Another quality dog of the type I look for. He has a head of good proportions with a pleasing expression, good width to chest, neat feet & a level topline. Correct mouth, not as strong in the muzzle as 1 or 3, but a nice type of dog who was shown in fit condition & moved out well;

3 Stanway’s Waystaff Strikes Out.

JENNY SMITH

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