Midland Cairn Terrier Club Open Show,
5th March 2005
Judge: Catherine Butterfield (Camasmor)
BD & BOS Stephinsons Twohoots Arthur
RBD Mears’ Glenmear Malfoy
BB & BIS Jeffrey’s Sandaig Suilean Dubh
RBB & RBIS Sharp & Petts’ Cannwood Kasta Spell
BP Felters & Rumens’ Landbuck Little Tyke
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Judge Catherine Butterfield Awarding BIS to Jim Jeffrey’s Sandaig Suilean Dubh |
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Awarding BD to Stephinsons Twohoots Arthur |
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More pictures after results, critique after pictures.
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V D/B (7,1a) 1. Fairweather’s Ock Enchanted Shadow 2. Jennings’ Doonrae Virtuoso 3. Jeffrey’s Sandaig Silent Wings Res. Buttress’ Cloverbrook Cleopatra VHC. Moore’s Cloverbrook Secret Weapon
MPD (2,1a) 1. Peers’ Tweedisle Pathfinder
PD (3,1a) 1. Felters & Rumens’ Landbuck Little Tyke 2. Warne’s Royal Silver
JD (4,2a) 1. Mears’ Glenmear Billy Flynn 2. Chambers & Thomas’ Cairngrove Rascal
ND (3,2a) 1. Peers’ That Special Man
PGD (8,3a) 1. Waite’s Seveek Country Rambler To Svendalens 2. Fairweather’s Ock Ross I’M The Boss 3. Treglown’s Brenndarcy Danger Mouse Res. Tracey’s Crowneast Landing Light VHC. Culliford’s Brenndarcy Country Mouse
MLD (3) 1. Stephenson’s Twohoots Arthur 2. Ramsden’s Cairngold Spartacus 3. Treglowns Cairngrae Phantom Menace
OD (3) 1. Mears’ Glenmear Malfoy 2. Pears’ Tweedisle Truffle
SBD ((5,1a) 1, Waites’ Seveek Country Rambler To Svendalens 2. Treglown’s Brenndarcy Danger Mouse 3. Bradshaw’s Tweslam Magic Time Res Treglown’s Cairgrae Phantom Menace
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MPB (8,3a) 1. Firth & Jones’ Cairngold Collusion 2. Saich’s Lindcoly She’s the One 3. Peers’ Tweedisle Sweet Encounter Res. Saich’s Lindcoly Excuse Me VHC. Collinson’s Am I The One At Calecairn
PB (6,3a) 1. Braybrook’s Cloverbrook Cyclone 2. Waite’s Seveek Country Lover Of Svedalens 3. Saich’s Special Entertainment
JB (4,1a) 1. Sharp & Petts’ Cannwood Kasta Spell 2. Krzyszkowski’s Corrandula Carousel 3. Peers’ Tweedisle Smitten By Gold
MB (5,2a) 1. Jennings’ Doonrae Zestful 2. Shannon & Storr’s Brenndarcy Miss Demeanour 3. Saich’s Lindcoly Miss Dolly
NB (6,1a)
PGB (6,1a) 1. Weedall’s Clairevona Astranomical 2. Jennings’ Doonrae Youthfulness 3. Soper’s Glenmear Martine Res Buttress’ Cloverbrook Copellia VHC.Marshall’s Marvelous Mercedes
MLB (8,1a) 1. Weedalls Clairevona Victorian Ice 2. Shearsmith’s Cloverbrook Double Six At Eborvale 3. Moore Countess In Clover Res. Jeffrey’s Sandaig Skye Song VHC Stephinson’s Twohoots cecilia
OB (3,1a) 1. Jeffrey’s Sandaig Suilean Dubh 2. Shannon & Storr’s Brenndarcy Solar Corona
SBB (9,3a) 1. Bradshaw’s Newfield Heather Honey 2. Soper’s Glenmear Martine 3. Waite’s Seveek Country Lover Of Svendalens Res Pearson’s Cloverbrook Corona Cracker VHC. Cadogan’s Brenndarcy Lucy Locket |
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Linda Firth & Jack Watson Presenting Leone Spence with flowers to celebrate her Golden Wedding. |
MIDLAND CAIRN TERRIER CLUB OPEN SHOW
Saturday 5 March 2005, Shirland Village Hall,
near Alfreton, Derbyshire
I greatly enjoyed this opportunity to judge and would like to thank the Officers and Committee for their kind hospitality.
Veteran Dog or Bitch (7, 1 abs). 1. Fairweather’s Ock Enchanted Shadow. Lively, showy wheaten enjoying the ring. In good coat and condition, plenty of bone, good length of neck and level topline, moved well. 2. Jennings’ Doonrae Virtuoso. Masculine grey with nice, broad skull and keen expression. Soundly made, good neck and shoulders. 3. Jeffrey’s Sandaig Silent Wings.
Minor Puppy Dog (2,1). 1. Peers’ Tweedisle Pathfinder. Wheaten baby, just 6 months, in very full coat which somewhat masked his outline. Handled his first day out very well and moved with confidence.
Puppy Dog (3,1). 1. Felters’ & Rumens’ Landbuck Little Tyke. Confident, showy red brindle, new coat coming in. Good head, broad skull with neat, well-placed ears, nice length of neck, good shoulder placement and deep ribcage. Kept topline on the move and used his tail well. BP. 2. Warne’s Royal Silver. Wheaten, smaller build than 1, needs to body up and tighten in front, but well-constructed with good length of neck and good rear angulation.
Junior Dog (4,2). 1. Mears’ Glenmear Billy Flynn. A rangy youngster. Red brindle with lovely head and expression, enhanced by good stop. Correct double coat, level topline and firm loin, moved and showed well. 2. Chambers’ Cairngrove Red Rascal. Outgoing red brindle, attractive head and expression, showed well, movement not quite as positive as 1.
Maiden Dog. No entries
Novice Dog (3,2). 1. Peers’ Tweedisle That Special Man. Red brindle with attractive dark points. Deep ribs, good topline and tailset, rear movement parallel.
Post Graduate Dog (8,3). 1. Waites’ Seveek Country Rambler to Svendalens. Sound, balanced, well-built wheaten brindle in good, harsh coat with masculine head, broad skull and well-defined stop. Level topline, firm quarters, moved well. 2. Fairweather’s Ock Ross I’m The Boss. Smaller type than 1, red brindle, very showy with excellent head, well-defined stop, dark, neat ears and keen expression. Moved OK. 3. Treglown’s Brenndarcy Danger Mouse.
Mid Limit Dog (3). 1. Stephinson’s Twohoots Arthur. Red brindle with correctly proportioned head, enhanced by desirable dark points. Sound and well-balanced, correctly put together, good bone and well-muscled, good length of neck, level topline when moving, drove well from behind. BD/BOS. 2. Ramsden’s Cairngold Sparticus. Very masculine with excellent stop, giving that intense Cairn expression. Good, double coat. Well constructed overall, good rear angulation, moved well. 3. Treglown’s Cairngrae Phantom Menace.
Open Dog (2). 1. Mears’ Glenmear Malfoy. Light red brindle, well-shaped head, enhanced by dark ears. Good length of neck, level topline, drove well from behind. RBD. 2. Peers’ Tweedisle Truffle. Wheaten, well up to size, good broad skull, good length of neck
Special Beginners Dog (5,1). 1. S. Country Rambler to Svendalens. 2. Treglown’s Brenndarcy Danger Mouse. Grey brindle with well-shaped head, dark eye and keen expression, good coat and furnishings. 3. Bradshaw’s Tweslam Magic Time.
Minor Puppy Bitch (8,3). 1. Firth & Jones’ Cairngold Collusion. Smart and stylish red with that searching, but feminine, expression, helped by a good stop. Well-balanced, everything in proportion and moved very well for a youngster. Good ring presence. 2. Saich’s Lindcoly She’s The One. Immature youngster and her qualities were somewhat hidden under a profuse coat of good texture. Not as finished as 1. 3. Peers’ Tweedisle Sweet Encounter.
Puppy Bitch (6,3). 1. Braybrook’s Cloverbrook Cyclone. Dark grey of 10 months, well up to size, with most attractive head, good neck and shoulders. Very showy and moved well when settled. 2. Waite’s Seveek Country Lover of Svendalens. Rangy wheaten who needs to body up. Good stop and head, level topline, just needs to mature. 3. Saich’s Special Entertainment.
Junior Bitch (4,1). 1. Sharp & Petts’ Cannwood Kasta Spell. Rich red brindle with very attractive head, set off by neat, dark ears. Good, medium size, well-proportioned, level topline and good tailset. Moved extremely well and it was a pleasure to see her cooperating so well with her owner. Clearly enjoyed the ring. RBIS 2. Krzyszkowski’s Corrandulla Carousel. Copper brindle, smaller type than 1, with well-defined stop and attractive head and expression. Movement not quite as positive as 1. 3. Peers’ Tweedisle Smitten By Gold.
Maiden Bitch (5,2). 1. Jennings’ Doonrae Zestful. Extrovert, showy grey with nicely-shaped head, good stop and eager expression. Moved well when settled. A tidy up would enhance her qualities. 2. Shannon & Storr’s Brenndarcy Miss Demeanour. Wheaten with attractive dark points, not quite as outgoing as 1 but strode out well, keeping topline level. 3. Saich’s Lindcoly Miss Dolly.
Novice Bitch (6,2). 1. Bradshaw’s Newfield Heather Honey. Red brindle, very feminine, with pretty head and expression. In good coat and condition, well-balanced throughout, moved well. 2. Marshall’s Marvellous Mercedes. Grey brindle with keen eye and alert expression. Level topline and good tailset, a little quiet, perhaps feeling the heat. 3. L. Miss Dolly
Post Graduate Bitch (6,1) 1. Weedall’s Clairevona Astranomical. Grey brindle of very nice type: nothing exaggerated. Correct double coat, well-shaped head with that intense, real Cairn expression. Nice straight front, good topline and tailset, moved well. 2. Jenning’s Doonrae Youthfulness. Another extrovert from this kennel, full of herself. Dark grey, sound and nicely-balanced, took time to settle but then moved OK. Again, a tidy-up would improve her outline. 3. Soper’s Glenmear Martine.
Mid Limit Bitch (8,3) A quality class. 1. Weedall’s Clairevona Victorian Ice. Lovely grey brindle with good stop, well-proportioned head and feminine expression. Very good coat. Good reach of neck, correctly-placed shoulders, deep ribcage, level topline, all contributing to her good movement. 2. Shearsmith’s Cloverbrook Double Six at Eborvale. Grey brindle, extrovert and busy. Well-defined stop and keen expression. Lacked a bit of concentration, but moved well when settled. 3. Moore’s Countess in Clover.
Open Bitch (3,1) 1. Jeffrey’s Sandaig Suilean Dubh. Extrovert silver brindle, full of verve, with keenest of expressions, enhanced by good stop. Firm topline, well sprung ribs, good bone and well-muscled, drove out well. Quality emanated from her. BIS. 2. Shannon & Storr’s Brenndarcy Solar Corona. Wheaten, another showy one with attractive dark points. Soundly built, in good coat, moved well and held topline level.
Special Beginners Bitch (9,3). 1. N. Heather Honey. 2. Soper’s Glenmear Martine. Outgoing grey brindle with good stop and attractive expression. Good reach of neck, straight front, good rear angulation. 3. S. Country Lover of Svendalens
Catherine Butterfield (Judge)