Midland Cairn Terrier Club Open Show

8^th August 2004

Judge; Pam Bambridge (Luvemal)

 

BD & BOS Shorter & Nuttall’s Spawyche Elizabethan Jet

RBD & BP Braybrook’s Cloverbrook Wild Card

BB & BIS Jeffrey’s Sandaig Suilean Dubh

RBB & RBIS Buttress’ Carradine Echo

 

More pictures after results, critique after results.

 

 

 

 

The Midland Cairn terrier Club held an open show at Shirland Village hall, Derbyshire on Sunday 8^th August 2004, my thanks to the committee for inviting me to judge at this show and for helping to make it a most enjoyable occasion. Also my sincere thanks to all the exhibitors for coming on this warm and uncomfortably sticky day.

 

VD OR B (7,2a) All in very good condition for their ages.

1.      Fairweather’s Ock Enchanted Shadow, 7 ½  yrs cream bitch, enchanted me today, not looking her age, with the most pretty head and melting dark eyes, neat ears & good teeth, liked her trim figure, in good coat, alert and ready to go, moved happily and steadily.

2.      Moore’s Cloverbrook Secret Weapon, 8 yr gr/br dog, typical cairn expression with nice head furnishings. Well presented, moved well.

3.      Jeffrey’s Sandaig Silent Wings

 

New Members Stakes

1.      Purvis’s Shearwater High Jinks. Smaller cream bitch with finer boned head, but nice expression. Coat ok, tidy outline. Presented and shown well.

2.      Waite’s Seveek Country Rambler at Svendalens, Gr/Br Strong masculine head and up to size boy, good teeth & nice ear placement. Tidy feet, in good coat, front movement not as good as 1^st.

 

MPD (3,1a)

1.      Mears’ Glenmear Billy Flynn, 8 months red brindle, typical head with good eye and ear set. Correct teeth, nice each of neck, good length of leg and proportion to body, level backline into tailset. Movement was steady.

2.      Bratley & Holmes’ Amberhill Rob Roy, 8 ½  months dk gr/br, nice Cairn expression with good head furnishings. Correct teeth. Would benefit from coat tidying in places to show off his outline. Well made, unsettled on the table and movement.

 

PD (4,2a)

3. Braybrook’s Cloverbrook Wild Card, 9 months D Gr/br. Quality mature puppy, with head full of expression & mischievous eye. Liked his build good quarters, of med length back & balanced med leg. Good topline with well carried tail. Very showy, he moved well. B.P.D. , B.P. & R.B.D.
4. Robert’s & Middlehurst’s Cannwood Red Comet, red, another quality youngster of 9 ½  months smaller than 1, but balanced with level topline into tailset. Good head & dark eye. Well presented in good coat. Moved well, just preferred movement of 1.

 

JD (2,1a)

2. Culliford’s Brenndarcy Country Mouse. Wheaten, short on head furnishings today and would like more stop, nice eye & neat ears. Showed Ok.

 

MD (3}

4. Cannwood Red Comet
5. Cruxon’s Cloverbrook Jackpot, gr/br, smart and alert, with good head nice reach of neck into good shoulders.. Med & level back well sprung ribs. Steady movement.
6. Amberhill Rob Roy

 

ND (7)

4. Cannwood  Red Comet
5. Cloverbrook Jackpot
6. Leese’s Cloverbrook Sliver rebel

 

PGD (5,2a)

4. Fairweather’s Ock Ross I’m The Boss eye catching lt gr/br, son of Vet winner. Lots to like about him lovely true Cairn head, upstanding, of med size with good proportions, impressed as being active and alert, in goog coat. Moved with good back movement.
5. Tracey’s Crowneast Landing Light, good head, very attractive wheaten with dark points mask 7 ears, with nice ear placement nice outline from head to tail, shown in tidy coat. Moved well.
6. Brenndarcy Danger Mouse

 

MLD (4,2a)

3. Seveek Country Rambler To Svendalens
4. Treglown’s Cairngrae Phantom Menace, nice dark face with neat ears, not in the best of coat today and I think he was feeling the heat

 

OD (3,1a)

3. Shorter & Nuttal’s Spawyche Elizabethian Jet. B.O.S. Dark brindle, handsome fellow, very showy with character, good head although a little shorter in back than I like, he is balanced, strong quarters, stood full square. Nice turn of stifle, correct tail set. Showed all out for B.D.
4. Brown’s Cloverbrook talk of The Town, Close decision between 1&2. Gr/br larger than 1^st with masculine head, neck well set on. Balanced , with level backline nice tailset, in good coat, presented in nice condition, wished he had held his ears erect when moved today, but otherwise moved and showed well.

 

SBD (3)

4. Seveek Country Rambler To Svendalens
5. Cloverbrook Jackpot
6. Cloverbrook Silver Rebel

 

MPB 2,1a)

2. Bratley & Holmes’ Amberhill Dancing Queen, 8 ½ gr/br. Pretty head, with good dark eye. Soundly made, but would like to see her carrying a little less weight to improve her outline, with more tail furnishings, needs to settle on table.

 

PB (6,1a)

4. Braybrook’s Cloverbrook Cayos, 11 ½ months, red very feminine head, carried ears well striking & showy nicely made. Moved well, enjoying her showing.
5. Roberts’ Cannwood Catcha Fallin Star. Another sweet smallish bitch with nice eye, ear & teeth. Not quite so mature as 1. Shown in good coat. Moved well both fore & aft.
6. Shannon & Storr’s Brenndarcy Miss Demeanour

 

JB (3,1a)

3. Houghton’s Klarylise Lost and Found, brindle keen showgirl, who was presented in good jacket attractive head, well up on leg, level back line & tailset, made good outline. Moved well nicely shown.
4. Purvis’ Shearwater High Jinks

 

MB (5,1a)

4. Cannwood Catcha Fallin Star
5. Shannon & Storr’s Brenndarcy Tigerlily Sweet head, small but in proportion to body, eye, ear & teeth all ok, nice outline moved Ok.
6. Jenning’s Doonrae Zestfull

 

NB (13,4a) Lovely class with some quality bitches.

4. Mears’ Glenmear Martine, gr.rb. liked her balance of med back to med leg length, attractive head with mischievious eye, & good stop, neat ears, level topline into tailset to complete the picture. Showed well with good movement fore & aft.
5. Buttery’s Cloverbrook Copellia, most appealing head & eye. Nicely made throughout. Coat in V.G. condition moved well with good back movement.
6. Braybrook’s Cloverbrook Cute n Clever

 

PGB (8,5a

4. Buttress’ Carradine Echo grey red/br. Quality bitch, typical feminine head with true cairn expression. Balanced agile & of workmanlike appearance. Movement was good, with forelegs reaching well forward. Shown confidently by her handler, never stopped showing today. R.B.B. & R.B.I.S.
5. Firth & Jones’ Cairngold Coral, red, another quality bitch, making close decision between 1&2.attractive head like her balance, and good confirmation best coat of the day, again shown with confidence by her handler, good mover.
6. Mowbray’s Sparkling Solitaire

 

MLB (5,3a)

3. Brown’s Bencana Crystal Clear, Gr/br of larger type, eye, ears & teeth all correct. Shown in good coat and condition, when moved, listened to her handler and was well shown.
4. Owen’s Crowneast Spinning Top At Caldwall, Lt red smaller than q with nice head, neat ears, body 7 legs to match, a little short on coat, showed OK in the heat of the day.

 

OB (5)

4. Jeffrey’s Sandaig Suilean Dubh. Red.br Good head, full of Cairn character another agile girl who looked as if she could do a days work. Good reach of neck, level back, correct tailset, harsh coat, movement was good & steady and she seemed unperturbed by the heat. B.I.S.
5. Braybrook’s Cloverbrook Here To Stay, Dark gr, desirable dark head on firm sturdy body holding tail correct. She stood well & moved steadily.
6. Buttress’ Uniquecottage Gold Tilly

 

SBB (3,1a)

3. Butterey’s Cloverbrook Cleopatra, gr/b. lovely head with expression. Nice neck, level topline into tailset. Showy enjoying her day, shown in excellent condition.
4. Mowbray’s Sparkling Solitaire D/gr/b Sweet head with good eye. The heat of the day, plus her age, I think had an effect on her today, but a dear Cairn.

 

Judge Pam Bambridge.