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JOINT
CAIRN TERRIER CLUBS
OPEN
SHOW
6 th. July
2013
What
a pleasure to judge this open show of The Joint Cairn Terrier Clubs. If only
there were more like this! An entry of 77 Dogs with very few absentees and
exhibitors coming from all over the Country and some from Scotland with
caravanning exhibitors. I felt that the quality was very good, especially in
the bitch classes where the limit and open classes were deep in quality right
through.
Sportsmanship
was excellent and I felt this was an open show like there used to be – I
wondered whether the fact that here is a breed which places importance on
type, rather than trimming and grooming, played some part in this.
Whilst
really enjoying the classes I have to say that it was not always easy as
there were varying types within the standard – but I was delighted with my
challenge line ups particularly in bitches where there were fine beautiful
bitches in the last cut and I would have been happy with any one of them.
Many
thanks to my stewards and to the Committee for a warm welcome. I hope that
secretary, Lynda Hughes, will soon be back to health.
BEST
IN SHOW was the bitch
Yates
and Johnson’s PENDLEY PLAYAWAY
RESERVE
BEST IN SHOW and BOS, the dog,
King and Leighton’s CH. CARRADINE NIGHT
LISTENER at HARKINLEIGH
And
what a good match they made.
BEST
PUPPY, the dog,
Inett
and Engebretsen’s CARRADINE DEXTER
From
a kennel who had a good day with their stock and all impressed with their
very sound movement.
BEST
VETERAN, the dog,
Hooton
and Thomas’ Ch. RASKINS ROMPING PLAYBOY.
DOGS
Veteran. (3,0).
1.
Hooton and Thomas’ Ch. Raskens Romping Playboy, 9 years, excellent outline
and head. Just a little heavy in body. Scored in front movement, very showy,
sound and full of type. BV.
2.
Thompson’s Castleline Jackard, appealed for type and lighter in body than the
winner. Not the front action on the day.
3.
Saich’s Lindcoly Golden Legend.
Minor
Puppy (5,0)
1.
Inett and Engebretsen’s Carradine
Dexter, 6 months, brindle, excellent proportions. Strong Skull and correct
foreface ears and eyes. Has great promise and with good action. Excellent
topline and temperament. Best Puppy in Show.
2.
Shannon and Storr’s Brenndarcy Limited Edition, 6 Months, Red, Good leg length and body proportions. Good skull
and ears. Not as forward in body or as firm in topline as the winner, but
full of type.
3.
Drew’s Tycadno Thriller at L’artiste.
Puppy
(2,0).
1.
Thomas’ Tycadno I Spy, 9 months, in full coat and making him look just a
little heavy, but under the coat has good ribs without heaviness. Scored in
chest and bone and very good movement. Has type, quality and good head type.
2.
Mear’s Glenmear Magee, 10 months, taller dog who now needs to drop into his
frame and co-ordinate. Good head type. Ears a little large. At a real legs and ears stage at the
moment.
Junior.
(4,0).
1.
Landbuck Bytheway, Workmanlike brindle of lovely size and proportions and
went well at both ends. Can develop a little more in head. Full of type.
Excellent coat.
2.
Day’s Cherrycrack Ludo at Trekhilli, 14 months brindle – scored in head and
was in excellent coat. Lovely quarters. Thought he would be my winner at
first, but can tighten in front yet. Should come on well.
3.
Coffell’s Ometto I Am the One and Only.
Maiden.
(1,0).
Thomas’
Tycadno I Spy.
Novice
No entries.
Post
Graduate (4,0).
1.
Batemam and Gompel’s, Carradine Terries Tipple, 18 months, excellent
proportions and with very good coat. Strong skull and good foreface. Ears a
little large, scored in rib and chest. Tail carriage just a little high. Good
mover.
2.
Waugh’s Tribannon War Dance, 18 months, I liked his proportions and leg
length, but rather lacking rib and body today which made the difference in
placings. Good head and better ears than the winner, but needs time to body
up to finish topline.
3.
Saich’s Lindcoly Dark night.
Limit
(6,1).
Excellent
class, the first two very close.
1.
Keeves and Bennet’s Seveek Who Dares
Wins, lovely proportions, full of type and went very well. Very good head and
ears. Excellent quarters. Very good coat and topline. I liked his leg length
and balance. RBD.
2.
Byrne and Inett’s Carradine Brian The Lion. Another
lovely dog who is an excellent mover. Very good type and excellent coat. Good
leg length – just preferred the body length of winner for proper balance, but
he scored in forechest over the winner.
3.
Lamb and Saltmarshe’s Renshaw There and Back Again.
Open
(8,2).
1.
King and Leighton’s Ch. Carradine Night Listener at Harkenleigh. 6 Years.
Excellent movement and head won him this class. Very good proportions.
Excellent head and ears. In good coat. Full of terrier spirit. BD and Res
BIS. The bitch was in better coat for BIS.
2.
Peers’ Tweedisle Sea Scout, 3 years. Lovely size and proportions. In
excellent coat. Good leg length. Just preferred the winner in head and front
movement.
3.
Lamb and Saltmarsh’s Birslaw Fable.
Special
Beginners, (2,0).
1.
Day’s Cherrycrack Ludo at Trekhilli.
2.
Kinchin’s Tyreece’s Tricks at Pennidazzle, 5 years. Dark Brindle in good
coat. A little lower cast than the winner. Good head shape. Ears a little
wide set.
BITCHES
Veteran
(5,0).
1.
Dolan’s Glenrood Magic Pipit, remarkable at 14 years of age with full, clean
dentition and excellent movement at both ends. Small, with head of good
proportions. Great credit to the breed and her owner, has very good coat and
this, and her wonderful soundness put her here.
2.
Ball’s Tweslam Izzy Wizzy Get Bizzy, 8 years. Appealed greatly for type and
leg length and good on the move. Without much coat today, but scored heavily
in type.
3.
Dolan’s Glenrood Cascade.
Minor
Puppy. (7,2).
1.
Inett and Harrison’s Carradine Secret Snowdrop, 6 months brindle. Beautiful
type and so sound on the move. Just right for her age with beautiful head and
ears and excellent chest and quarters. Great promise for the future.
2.
Osborn’s Tweslam Mystery of Magic, 8 months cream. Lovely leg length and
proportions. Excellent coat and moved well. Preferred ears and head
proportions of the winner, but this bitch was very close to the winner and
appealed greatly.
3.
Shannon and Storr’s Brenndarcy Dizzee Rascal.
Puppy.
(1).
1.
Mear’s Glenmear Malpeen, 10 months, light brindle with good head proportions.
Good length of leg and movement. She went soundly. Coat needs a little more
time and not as firm in topline as the minor puppy in the challenge.
Junior.
(3,0).
All
three bitches full of quality.
1.
Yates and Johnson’s Pendley Hester. Outstanding Bitch of almost 18 months.
Filled the eye for type, proportions and did not disappoint on the move –
full of terrier alertness and spirit. In the last cut in a strong challenge and
should go on to better things.
2.
Keeves’ Seveek Living the Dream, 17 months, red brindle who needed more coat
on the day, but was more co ordinated on the move than third. Ears a touch
large. Sound mover and good topline and correct tail carriage.
3.
Felters and Rumens’ Landbuck Xanthe.
Maiden.
(2,0).
1.
Inett ‘s Carradine Lady Lola, 6months brindle of lovely proportions. Well
constructed with good chest and forehand assembly and lovely quarters. Good
head and eye, ears a little large. Another good mover from this kennel.
2.
Parkin’s Roachdee Toffee Crisp, 4 years wheaten with good head, eyes and
ears. Good leg length. Not in her best coat and not the topline of the
winner. Sound on the move.
Novice.
(3,0).
1.
Coates’ Penticharm Starlight, 19 months, tall bitch but full of type and has
excellent movement. In good coat, good skull and foreface. Eyes a little
large, but I liked a lot about her.
2.
Moseley’s Spawyche Elizabethan Dream, 2 years, smaller bitch but with good
leg length and very good coat texture. Sound mover. Her low set tail rather
spoiled the outline. Very good head and eyes and ears.
3.
Peers’ Tweedisle Party Girl.
Post Graduate. (9,3).
1.Osborn’s
Tweslam Thistle Be Magic, 19 months, lovely size and proportions and very
sound on the move carrying herself well. In excellent coat. Very good head
which needs a little more furnishing. Great temprement and style. In the last
cut and should do well.
2.
Kinchin’s Carradine Ruby Tuesday at Penniidazzle, 2 years, slightly larger,
but of good proportions. Just a little wide in front action, but I liked her
a lot. Very good mover and shown in excellent coat.
3.
Petts’ Doonrae Lexicon of Love.
Limit.
(7,1).
Lovely
Class – not a poor one in it.
1.
Bateman and Inett’s Carradine In Love With Amy, 19 Months, beautiful type and
has excellent head piece. Very good coat. Excellent proportions and good
carriage. Unexaggerated and sound. Res. Best Bitch.
2.
Dolan’s Castleline Peggy Sue, almost 3, years, Wheaten with lovely
proportions and leg length and excellent movement. Preferred foreface and
tail carriage of winner, but she pressed hard here.
3.
Oldales’ Tweslam Dawn Chorus at Cranae.
Open.
(6,1).
Excellent
class throughout.
1.
Yates and Johnson’s Pendley Playaway, grey brindle of lovely type and
movement. In excellent coat. Beautiful head and eye. Appealed for outline and
proportions and never gave up showing. BIS.
2.
Osborn’s Tweslam Winter Magic, dark brindle, lovely proportions and size.
Very good head, eye and ears. Sound moving with good carriage. Close up to
winner here and in the challenge. Dam of the PG winner too.
3.
Harrison’s Carradine Eva Either.
Special
Beginners. (4,0).
1.
Ballinger’s Carradine Minnie the Moocha, 2 years, dark grey brindle in excellent
coat and very good head and ears. Excellent proportions and good mover.
2.
Jones’ Strathinver Simply Florrie, wheaten with good length of leg and
excellent coat. Good head proportions. Tail set a little low and this
detracted from her outline on the move.
3.
Usher’s Stryveling Polly Flinders.
JUDGE
Frank
Kane.
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