Manchester Dog Show Society Championship Show
21st January 2010 – Cairn Terrier
Bill Cammish (75-79)
DCC & BOB: Smith’s
Rocasovale Razzle Dazzle
RDCC : Shopland’s Cherrycrack Blackadder
BCC: Munday’s Ch Birselaw Firebird Of Stradivarius
RBCC : Felters & Rumens’ Ch Landbuck Jazz Hands Jw
Best Puppy : Harding’s Cannwood Remember Holly
Best Veteran : Munday’s Ch Stradivarius Sonata
Jeanette Smith, DCC & BOB Rocasovale Razzle Dazzle, Judge Bill Cammish, BCC Ch. Birselaw Firebird of Stradivarius, Ray Munday. |
BPB & BPIB Cannwood Remember Holly, BPD Winnetta Sir Percy |
DCC - RDCC |
RBCC - BCC |
PD (4
Entries) Abs: 0 VD (1 Entries) Abs: 1 |
PB (12
Entries) Abs: 2 |
PD |
JD |
PGD |
LD |
OD |
DOG LINE UP |
PB |
JB |
PGB |
OB |
Photographs
by Graham Peers ably assisted by Brenda & Julie
A Trio Of GP Out takes
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In yer face! |
Just me And my Baby! |
No homework - Critique Being
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For the first time ever I found this was not an
easy show to judge. So many different shapes and sizes with
no uniform pattern. Also I was disappointed there was not a minor puppy class
as, obviously, some very young babies would have fared better if there
had been My BOB was Smith's Rocasovale Razzle Dazzle. A dark
grey brindle who excels in head, eye and overall balance.
In excellent coat. Good legs and feet, good front, very well
muscled and when he put his mind to it one can see free, parallel ,movement.
I understand this was his second CC so let's hope his third will not be long
delayed.. My bitch CC was Munday's Ch. Birselaw Firebird of
Stradivarius. This red brindle has a head to die for - such an
enchanting expression - so typical and feminine as one would expect from her
breeding. She moved effortlessly and, indeed, I thought she was the
best mover of the day. Sadly she is not the best showgirl in the world
(which cost her BOB) but I could not overlook her very many other
virtues. Best Puppy was Harding's Cannwood Remember Holly. I
thought this cream bitch was the star of the show - what a charmer..
Beautiful head, in very good coat. Very well presented and
handled. O.K. She was not perfect all the time going round the ring but
she is just a puppy with lots of time to get her act together
completely. I was captivated with her and predict that she will have a
very bright future. Puppy dog (4) 1. Percy's Winetta Sir Percy - red brindle, mature
pup possessing a good head and outline and a good harsh coat if perhaps
a little short. A bit wayward on the move to start with but eventually
managed to do enough to win the class. 2. Felters & Rumens Landbuck Tillisch - Nice
cream pup in good coat. Not quite the balance of winner. Junior dog (5) 1. Shopland's Cherrycrack Blackadder. Stylish
red brindle with pleasing balanced outline. Reach of neck, topline,
tailset all good. Liked him enough to award him the RCC. In a few
months time when he is fully matured should trouble the best. 2. Mears' Glenmear Marauder. Very typy dark
brindle with typical head and eye. In very coat. Liked him a lot
but lost out to winner on performance. Postgraduate dog (7) (2 abs,) 1. Weinberger's Larchlea Come Fly With Me to
Corrennie. Another stylish red brindle with the correct balance.
Nice harsh jacket, plenty of daylight which I like to see Good
masculine head. 2. Firth & Jones' Cairngold Spin Of The
Wheel. Appealing cream with very good head Showed and
handled well. Close up to winner. Limit dog (9) (1 abs.) 1. Rocasovale Razzle Dazzle. 2. Warne's Spirebrook Dawn Raider. Very
pleasing dark brindle who took my eye when he entered the ring.
Moderate in every way. Excellent head with intense expression. In
the best of coats. Moved very well. Close decision. Open dog (3) 1. Hogarty's Ir, Ch. Cadagio Tbe Unexpected.
Very good headed dark brindle oozing breed type but today did not feel his
movement matched the CC and RCC winners. 2. Moseley & Inett's Spawyche Elizabethan
Onyx.This dark red brindle was my best puppy when I judged National Terrier
but today the same remarks apply as winner. Very close decision. Puppy bitch (12) (1 abs.) 1 Cannwood Remember Holly. 2. Petts' Doonrae Joie de Vivre. Promising pup with
a very good balanced outline. Plenty of neck with good topline and
tailset. So unlucky to meet my lovely best puppy winner. Junior bitch (10) (3 abs) 1. Templeton;s Larchlea Can't Remember. Well I
certainly can remember this dark brindle as I thought she was
lovely! .Lovely head with a mischievous glint in her eyes, so typical of this
breeder's cairns who never ceases to amaze me at the consistency of the
quality cairns she produces. Perfectly presented and handled but today
I preferred the movement of the CC and RCC winners. Her day will come. 2. Braybrook's Cloverbrook Xtra Factor. Very
feminine wheaten brindle who went round the ring like a rocket. Very animated
which I like to see. Lovely head with melting expression. Would just
prefer a harsher coat. Post graduate bitch (9) (2 abs.) 1. Shannon & Storr's Brenndarcy Button It.
Classy cream, very well put together. In excellent coat. Moved
and showed really well and, in fact, was one I considered for top
honours. This is another very nice specimen whose day will
come,. 2, Dolan;s Glenrood Warrior Princess. Dark
brindle who I have admired from the ringside and today did not
disappoint. Very nice profile, typical head and expression, so very
typy. Limit bitch (9) (3 abs.) 1. King, Leighton, Inett & Harrison's Curtsey
Foreign Account with Carradine. Dark red brindle with very good head.
Good stop, neat ears, good harsh jacket, moved and showed very well.
Very nice bitch. 2. Clarke's Conundrum Sweeter for me for
Lentrica. Liked this dark brindle with appealing head. She also
moved and showed well and gave the winner a run for her money. Open bitch (9) (3 abs.) 1. Ch. Birselaw Firebird of Stradivarius. 2. Felters & Rumen s' Ch. Landbuck Jazz
Hands. I have always greatly admired this lovely cream from the
ringside and think she is a very worthy champion. Head, neck,
shoulders, topline, tailset - all good. Very good mover and a
great showgirl My RCC winner. Veteran bitch (1) 1. Munxday;s Ch. Stradivarius Sonata. Just one
veteran turned up today so this lovely dark red brindle bitch also won Best
Veteran and she was also placed second in the Veterans Stakes, so well done
to a good ambassador of the breed. BILL CAMMISH (Judge) |
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