Bournemouth Canine Association

14^th August 2006 - Cairn Terrier

Judge: Mrs Sue Dolan

DCC & BOB; Middlehurst’s Ch Cannwood As If By Magic To Starveren Jw
RDCC; Karlson’s Int Nord Ch Kramers Night Rider
BCC; Inett’s Mac Clouds Vanity Affair With Carradine (Imp)
RBCC; Thomas’ Tycadno Wishing On A Star
Best Puppy –Green’s Aizenay Que Sera Sera

 

(More photographs after results)

 

 

BOURNEMOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW

14^th August 2006

 

Cairn Terriers

 

I was pleased with the overall quality of the dogs and thank the exhibitors who showed under me with it being a Monday.  Heads and expressions have improved since I last judged 2 years ago, although I was surprised at the number of light eyes and a few incorrect mouths.  A Cairns eye should be dark hazel, not light brown as some were, this spoils the Cairn expression.

I was pleased with both my dog and bitch line up.  Dog C.C. was Ch Cannwood As If By Magic at Starveren who has matured into a strong masculine looking male.  The bitch C.C. Mac Clouds Vanity Affair with Carradine, a new import, who oozes femininity, and the Best Puppy, Aizenay Que Sera Sera a new puppy who said ‘look at me’, she was gorgeous.

 

Minor Puppy Dog (3)

1.    Peer’s Tweedisle A Special Magic, Wheaten just over 6 months, has a good head, clean neck and shoulders, good harsh coat, just needs to tighten in front movement.

2.    Green’s Aizenay Toby Or Not Toby, Red, another baby just over 6 months, excellent straight front, correct shoulders, moved well both ways, just stopped showing and was unlucky to meet 1.

3.    Matthews Sharpematt The Party’s Here.

 

Puppy Dog (1)

1.    Weinberger’s Correnie Mister Bo-Jangles, Wheaten Brindle stood alone, good head, correct mouth with large teeth, good length of neck flowing into correct shoulders, level topline and good tailset, moved well both ways with plenty of width behind.

 

Junior Dog(3)(2)

1.    Peer’s Tweedisle Sweet Talking Guy, Grey Brindle well up on size, he has a strong masculine head, correct bite, straight front with a good forechest, excellent length of neck, level topline, moved well behind.

2.    Soper’s Uniquecottage Ring Plover, Wheaten Brindle smaller than 1, showed and moved well.

 

Novice Dog(2)

1.    Grainger’s Devil In Disguise, Red, well up on size, good head and expression, fabulous wide jaw with strong teeth, good length of leg, just needs to mature and learn to co-operate with his handler. He won this class on movement,

2.    Hawkin’s Kilnyard Archie Spangles, Wheaten smaller than 1, nicely balanced, correct mouth, level topline.

 

Graduate Dog(1)

1.    Hooton’s & Thomas’s Rasken’s Romping Playboy, Wheaten Brindle of correct type, good head and expression, correct mouth, excellent length of neck, good topline and tailset, certainly moved around the ring with plenty of drive.

 

Post Graduate Dog(4)

1.    Buttress’s Nutshki Boy Walton, Red Brindle, well balanced, good head and expression, straight front, excellent shoulder angulation, moved well both ways.

2.    Thompson’s Castleline Jackard, Wheaten Brindle, excellent headed dog with the correct expression, good mouth level topline and good tailset, showed and moved well, unlucky to meet 1.

3.    Laker’s Wizoz Rory.

 

Limit Dog(4)

1.  Poile’s Kedvaiy Harlequin, Red Brindle good upstanding dog with correct proportions, beautiful head and expression, good front, correct topline, moved well when he co-operated with his handler, showed well.

2.    Jones & Firth’s Cairngold Cosmonaut, Dark Grey Brindle, smaller than 1, with good proportions, not as positive in movement as 1.

3.    Kippen’s Chezaku Ferryman.

 

Open Dog(5)

1.    Middlehurst’s Ch Cannwood As If By Magic at Starveren, Dark Brindle, this dog excels in head, excellent mouth, straight front and good forechest, good length of neck flowing into a level topline, in full coat, moves well both ways. A picture standing, shows all out. Pleased to award him Dog C.C and B.O.B.

2.    Karlson’s Int Nord Ch Kramers Night Rider, Red, a lovely dog with a good expression, good topline and tailset, shown in good coat put down to perfection, moved well with plenty of drive behind, unlucky to meet 1, pleased to award him Dog Res C.C.

3.    Ehrenberg’s Ch Carradine Master Tigger.

 

Minor Puppy Bitch(6)(1a)

1.    Green’s Aizenay Que Sera Sera, Red Brindle, this puppy took my eye as she entered the ring, she has everthing a show puppy should have saying look at me, confident and at only 6 months of age should go a long way. She has a beautiful head and expression, good length of leg, an excellent topline and tail carriage, straight front, showed and moved well. Best Puppy.

2.    Osborn’s Tweslam Bonne Annee, Red, not as confident as one with a good outline, level topline, good tailset, correct mouth, just would not co-operate with handler but moved well when settled.

3.    3. Exton’s Cairgrove Shadow Dancer.

 

Puppy Bitch(2)(1a)

1.    Weinberger’s Correnie Show Time, very pretty Wheaten Brindle standing alone, well balanced with a good length of leg, good topline and tailset, another one just not co-operating with the handler today.

 

Junior Bitch(11)(5a)

1.  Smook-V Koolbergen’s Imp Birslaw Emma, very attractive Wheaten Brindle, good head and expression, straight front, good length of neck flowing into good shoulders, level topline, excels in movement, just flowed around the ring, showed all out.

2.    Oldale’s Cranae New Dawn, good headed Red with a wicked expression, lovely outline, smaller than 1,just gave up showing at the end, unlucky to meet 1.

3.  Smee’s Malmay Can I Come In.

 

Novice Bitch(4)

1.    Robert’s Cannwood Camilla, lovely Dark Brindle, very feminine head, good length of leg, clean shoulders, moved well.

2.    Davey’s Beranburgh The Black Pearl, another Dark Brindle, nicely balanced with a good head and expression, correct layback of shoulders, level topline, moved and showed well.

3.    Turnbull’s Bedrule Talja.

 

Graduate Bitch(3)

1.    Thomas’s Tycadno Wishing On A Star, Wheaten Brindle excelling in head, good wide bite with large teeth, straight front with good forechest, good length of neck flowing into good shoulders, correct tailset, good rear quarters with plenty of bend on the stifle, moving well. Reserve C.C.

2.    Marshall’s Strathgarten Kenmilfore Lady Marmalade, Red smaller than one with a feminine head, good outline standing, moving a little wide in front today, showed well.

3.    Dodd’s Tribannon Fair Lady.

 

Post Graduate Bitch(6)(2a)

1.  Hooton’s Penticharm Caribbean Queen, very feminine Cream, good head with a wide jaw, correct shoulders, level topline, she was very naughty playing with the sand in the ring, but when settled moved and showed well.

2.  Thompson’s Castline Calico, Wheaten Brindle, another bitch with a good head, correct mouth, straight front, good topline, showed and moved well. Could do with carrying a little less weight.

3.  Bambridge’s Carradine Crème Brulee for Luvamal.

 

Limit Bitch(4)

1.    Pett’s Cannwood Kasta Spell at Doonrae, lovely Dark Red Brindle of correct size, well balanced, correct expression that a Cairn should have, good topline, moved well both ways, showed well.

2.    Osborn’s Tweslam Izzy Wizzy Get Bizzy, Red bigger than 1, good head, correct length of neck, good shoulders, moved okay, shown in good coat.

3.    Brown’s Bencana Royal Sovereign.

 

Open Bitch(6)

What a good class this was, I could have done with more than one first prize.

1.    Inett’s Mac Clouds Vanity Affair with Carradine (imp), this Dark bitch excels in movement, pretty head with a good mouth, excellent length of neck, good shoulders with plenty of layback and forechest, excels in rear quarters, moved with plenty of drive behind and showed all out. Bitch C.C.

2.  Osborn’s Tweslam Kalamazoo, red Brindle bitch of correct size, well balanced, good head and expression, good mouth with correct bite, good outline, movement spot on, moved and showed well.

3.  Middlehurst’s Camasmor Cuairteag to Starveren.

 

                                                              Judge:  Sue Dolan