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The
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Photographs By Graham
Peers
Cairn Terrier
Association Championship Show
21st November 2009
My thanks to the
Committee for the
invitation to judge this
show, to my hard working stewards and to the
exhibitors for very nice entry. There are many excellent quality bitches and in the
challenge I was spoilt for
choice.
M/P D. 3.
1.Felters & Rumens, Landbuck Tillisch, Best Puppy Dog, very
confident red, just six
months old, in excellent
coat and presentation, very
sound mover, good head, dark
eye, at this stage
shows lots of
promise.
2.Roberts, Cannwood
Stop Press, most attractive silver
with dark points,
good type, nice
head, good topline
and tailset, not so
confident on the
move as 1.
3.Cameron, Stryveling
Sandman,
P D. 2 (1)
1. Lamb &
Saltmarsh, Birselaw Fable, nice
quality silver, nice size, sound
mover in both
directions, confident but
needs to settle
on the move, liked his head,
good outline.
J D. 7.
1. Mears, Glenmear Marauder, Nice for size, dark brindle, workman like masculine male,
moved very well in both directions,
freely and with drive. In good coat, good head and expression, out and
out showman.
2. Shannon & Storr, Brenndarcy Trouble at Mill,
good type w/brindle, well
presented in good
coat, good head, very
sound mover, lacked the
showmanship of 1.
3. Warne, Spirebrooke Dawn
Raider.
M D 1.
1. Birselaw Fable.
Undergrad D.
2.
1. Heidecker &
Inett, Hydecastle Norman, Seventeen month old wheaten,
good head, moved out
well, nice size and
good type, showed
well, good balance
perhaps a shade heavy.
2. Kinchin, Tyreece’s Tricks, sound red
brindle, in good
coat, unplaced in Junior, in
good coat and presentation, carrying too much weight.
Grad D
2.
1. Parker-Tucker’s Uniquecottage Rayleigh, dark brindle
in excellent coat
and presentation, lovely
head, correct size,
real showman who
moved well.
2. Warne’s Spirebrooke Dawn Raider, very sound
moving gray, dark points, nice
size for age, good
coat and well presented, preferred head
of 1.
Post Grad
D. 4 (2)
1. Firth’s Cairngold Spin of the Wheel, 2 year old
wheaten, lovely coat and
condition, very sound mover, masculine outlook, nice size, very good head and
expression, moved and showed extremely well.
2. Peer’s Tweedisle Krazy Koot, Wheaten who
moved well, heaver
type, in good
coat, nice head,
lacking the showmanship
of 1.
Limit D 5.
1. Moseley & Inett’s, Spawyche Elizabethan Onyx,
2 year
old, mature and
finished, showed very well,
nice head, good outline, good neck, topline & tailset. Well presented, moved
well in both
directions.
2. Soper’s Uniquecottage Ring Plover, nice size
dark brindle, very
good mover, expressive head, in good coat.
3. Lynch’s Fieldron
Call My Bluff at Linacrelads,
Open D 8. Excellent Class,
1.Middlehurst’s Zalazar Un Zipped! At Starveren. RCC. Quality
red, in excellent harsh coat, presented
to perfection. Really appealed for type, lovely head
and expression, good topline, tailset, showed all
out and moved
extremely well in both
directions. Pity he came
up against the Veteran
dog.
2.Pollock’s, Ch Larchlea Licence To Thrill at Stanedykes. Undeniably a quality dog,
real showman, difficult to fault,
excellent mover, in very good coat.
3.Templeton’s, Ch Larchlea Time To Entertain.
Sp Beg D 5
(2)
1. S. Dawn Raider
2. Birselaw Fable.
3. Tyreec’s Tricks.
Veteran D/B
6(2)
1. Catto’s, Ch Nor/Fin/Dan/Swed Ch Birselaw Billy Fury,
CC & BIS, 8 year old dark
brindle, really looked
the part, in
full coat. Gay, fearless, showed
all out, moved freely and
true in both directions. In excellent condition
for his age,
masculine size, true head and
expression, good stop,
straight topline, correct tailset. I
could ask no more from
him.
2.Parker -Tuckers, Uniquecottage Oyster Catcher, 12
year old, red, in very
good condition for
age, correct size male,
in well presented in very good coat, true
Cairn head and
expression, moved soundly.
3. Dolan’s Glenrood Magic
Pipit,
MP B 6.
1. Catto’s, Birslaw
Any Dream Will Do, wheaten,
just 6 months, personality plus, showed
all out. Good head,
body and topline,
moved well. Will have a bright
future.
2. Felters & Rumens, Landbuck Scrumptious,
litter sister to
M/P Dog, same excellent type,
just 6 months old, very feminine, excellent coat, true
head and expression, very showy, another exciting
prospect.
3. Cameron’s Stryveling Kitty
Fisher.
PB 3 (1)
1.Osborn’s Maid By Magic, BP, ten month old red, so
very feminine, and nice
size quite mature for age. Liked
everything about her,
showed steady, easy fluent
true movement, good topline
and tailset, in
good coat and
well presentation. Lots of
promise.
2. Percy’s Winetta Special Delivery, 11
month old, excels in
type, lovely temperament, showed very
well, just not
in the coat of 1.
JB 11(3)
1. Templeton’s Larchlea Can’t
Remember, CC, Superb quality gray brindle, so very feminine, just
14 months old, beautiful head
and expression. Straight front, clean shoulders, level topline
and good tailset. Never dropped
her tail once nor put
a foot wrong. A real eye
catcher. Sound and balance
all through. A daughter
of the Dog CC winner.
2 Thomas’s Tycadno Starlet, quality feminine, almost
a year old, wheaten in nice coat
and presentation. Nice head very
sound mover, showed
well.
3. Clarke’s Lentrica Who’s
The Daddy.
Maiden B 5(2)
1.Percy’s Winetta
My Kind of Girl, very showy feminine
red, clean outline
and good balance, in
good coat, nice head
and expression, moved well.
2. Melia’s, Roachdee
Sweet Dreams, 3 year
old, mature and finished,
attractive gray with dark mask, in good coat, nice
size and very
good type. Showed and
moved well.
3. Osborn’s, Tweslam Winter Magic.
Novice B 7(1)
1. Burgin’s, Noncom Lucy
Locket, 2 year old, cream, very expressive
head, in good coat
and presentation, very sound
mover, liked her
size and type.
2. Parker-Tucker’s,
Uniquecottage Gullimot, feminine cream, sound, well balanced, moved so
well in both
directions.
3. Bambridge’s Luvemal Cherry Bea.
Under Grad B 6
(1)
1.Parker-Tucker’s Uniquecottage Sea Breeze, almost 2
years old, really appealed to me,
clean lines, natural
and workmanlike. Good head, balanced, feminine, in very good coat and
presentation, a joy to
watch moving and showed so well.
2. Day’s Trekhill
Piccalilli, dark brindle,
excels in head,
showed well, moved well
in front but
a shade close
behind.
3. Osborn’s Tweslam
Serendipity.
Grad B 7(3)
1. Shannon & Storr’s Benndarcy Button It, feminine wheaten,
liked her as
a puppy and
pleased to see
her maturing well. In very
good coat and presented well, good head, showed well and a
sound mover.
2. Brugin’s Noncom
Miss Hat He Chewed, a really
sound moving gray,
nice size, feminine
and balanced, just preferred
the head of
1.
3. Dolan’s Glenrood
Warrior Princess.
Post Grad 6(2)
1. Catto’s, Birselaw
Bewitched, red brindle who just oozes
quality, excellent head, so
feminine and balanced, sound mover and shows
so well.
2.Moseley‘s Carradine
Sapphire At Spawyche. Most attractive
gray dark mask, very
good head, coat and
balance, preferred 1
on movement.
3. Ward’s, Vanajam Leading Lady.
Limit B
10 (7)
1. Wren’s Larchlea’s
Spirit In The Sky, RCC, 2 year old, really impressive gray with true head and
expression, correct size, feminine
and balanced, so very
sound, free mover and
shows all out.
2. Clarke’s, Conundrum Sweeter For Me For Lentrica, superb head, in excellent coat. Has a well made body, so
very feminine, showed all out,
just a shade close behind.
3. Dolan’s, Glenrood
Forever Topps.
Op B 7 (1)
1.Felters & Rumens, Ch Landbuck Jazz Hands,
quality feminine cream,
who has always
appealed to me. Like
her size and
soundness, in very
good coat and
presentation, moves so freely
and shows so well.
2. Fielder’s, Miradorse
Little Gem, very nice quality,
excellent head, good outline and
balance, moved so
well with drive.
3. Firth’s Cairngold Candlelight.
SP B 5.
1. Warne’s Spirebrooke Morning Glory, unplaced in
a strong junior class, nice
mover, in good coat, showed
and handled well.
2. Day’s Trekhilli Piccalilli,
3. Byrne’s, Little Miss
Tonka.
Breeders Group 1. Cameron’s.
Judge
Kevin Holmes
Anthony
Osborn found a
red/brown webbing show lead yesterday at the CTA show just outside the loading
door. If anyone wishes to claim it they can contact him at:
anthony@tweslam.plus.com
