South Wales & West Of England Cain Terrier Club Championship Show

23^rd October 2011

Judge Peggy Beisel-Mcllwaine

DCC & BOB; Felters & Rumens’ Ch Landbuck Tillisch

RDCC; Shopland’s Cherrycrack Blackadder

BCC, RBIS & BOS; Dolan’s Glenrood Masqerade

RBCC ; Yates & Johnson’s Birselaw Only Make Believe To Pendley

BPIS; Petts & Shannon’s Geordie Boy

DCC & BOB Ch Landbuck Tillisch, Alan Felters, Judge Peggy Beisel-Mcllwaine

BCC, BOS & RBIS Glenrood Masqerade, Sue Dolan

DCC & RDCC

BCC & RBCC

Best Vet In Show Glenrood Magic Pipit (12 ¾ yrs) , DCC - BCC, Best Puppy In Show Geordie Boy

SVD (7-10) 2,2a

SVD/B (11+) 2,1a

1. Glenrood Magic Pipit

MPD (4,1a)

1. Geordie Boy

2. Birselaw Bobby Darin

3. Landbuck Para Handy

PD 1

1. Cannwood Cut Above

JD 5,1a

1. Cadagio More Than A Feeling

2. Cruzo Bilbo Baggins

3. Tweedisle Sea Scout

Res. Renshaw There And Back Again

MD – No Entries

ND 3,1a

1. Tyreeces Tricks At Pennidazzle

2. Carradine Brian The Lion

UGD 1,1a

PGD 6,4a

1. Hydecastle Reg The Rocket

2. Birselaw Fable

LD 6,2a

1. Castleline Bang On Time

2. Dandi Boy Spud

3. Anjofra Im Not Going

Res.Strathgarten Crackerjack

OD 10,1a

1. Ch. Landbuck Tillisch

2. Cherrycrack Blackadder

3. Ch Larchlea Come Fly with Me to Correnie

Res.Ch vanajam Pop Idol

Vhc.Carradine’s Crackaway Jack

SBD – No Entries

SVB (7-10) 1

1.Ch Glenrood Magic Solitaire

MPB (5,0a)

1.Cadgio Turning Tables

2.Carradine I Am Florence With Harkinleigh

3.Cruzo Reed Bunting

Res. Aizenay Don’t Call Me Baby

Vhc.Teddeana Ashana

PB 4,1a

!. Vanajam It’s Cold Outside

2. Brenndarcy Snedronningen

3. Jacqbridge sioux

JB 12, ?a

1.Tribannon Guardian Angel

2. Pendley Playaway

3. Carradine Ruby Tuesday At Pennidazzle

Res.Castleline Peggy Sue

Vhc.Spawyche Elizabethan Dream

MB – 4,2a

1.Carradine Minnie The Moocha

2.Teddeana Jorga Fox

NB 3,2a

1.Brenndarcy Dizzie Lizzie

UGB 5,0a

1.Trekhilli Beanie Baby

2.Doonrae Kast In Gold

3.Tweslam Serendipity

Res Woodthorpe Maybe This Thyme

Vhc Tycadno Seren

PGB 15,4a

1.Trekhilli Piccallilli JW

2.Carradine Time To Shine JW

3.Littleacorn Stay In Touch

Res Woodthorpe Playin For Thyme

Vhc Tribannon In The Limelite

LB 9,1a

1.Glenrood Masqerade

2.Birselaw only Make Believe To Pendley

3.Carradine Come On Irene JW

Res Glenchess Chloe

Vhc .Teddeana Kentish Maid

OB 11,4a

1.Tycadno Starlet

2.Ch Birselaw Any Dream Will Do

3.Gyncairn Royal Velvet At Penticharm

Vhc. Curtisey Foreign Account With Carradine

Res. Glenrood Warrior Princess

SBB 4, 0a

1.Trekhilli Beanie Baby

2.Svendalens Crazy Diamond

3.Little Miss Tonka

Res. Jacqbridge Sioux

V D/B 11+

MPD

PGD

SVB

MPB

UGB

PGB

SBB

With Thanks To Graham Peers for Photographs

GP Out-takes

Short lead feet together

Both stony faced to her pleas

And they want the dog wrapped up!

Impersonations

There is much more to my repertoire

My dog is down there somewhere

Are you sure you’re not Kenny Dalgleish!

But I Don’t play Basketball!

Wish I could afford a catalogue

Stewarding- It’s hard on the feet

Made for stall holders quiet moments

Crisp Crunchers “On Auto”

Aah ….I see a tempting Box of tea bags

I do it my way

Modelling for sponsors

South Wales and West of England Cairn Terrier Club

Sunday, 23^rd October 2011

Before I get into the class critiques I must say that overall I think the UK Cairns suffer from many of the same problems we are seeing in the US. The breed is at a crossroads and hopefully with the dedicated breeders we have this lapse will only be temporary. I was disappointed with many of the heads, eyes, toplines and front assemblies, in particular the lack of a prosternum. Many heads had very small skulls, long, snipey muzzles and eyes that were light in color, large and protruding. Toplines were not strong and level and tails were set less than ideally. I was able to find several exhibits who I felt do meet the standard and I was very pleased with my winners. I found the bitches to be stronger than the males and in particular much stronger in the proper front assembly. The lack of prosternum in the males outnumbered the bitches. I was very pleased with the size of the exhibits as I found them to be within the desired range and only found one to be what I would consider over the top for me.

Special Veteran Dog, 2 entries, both absent

Special veteran dog or bitch,

1- Dolan’s, Glenrood Magic Pipit was a 12.5 year old wheaten bitch that did not show her age at all. She has the desired eye, of proper color, shape and size, a good stop and back skull with a pleasing head and expression. She was of good proportions and moved very well. She was my best veteran this day.

Minor puppy dog, an entry of 4 with one absentee,

1- Petts and Shannon’s Geordie Boy born2/3/11. He is a lovely brindle male with proper balance, good topline and tailset and proper carriage. He moved very well. He has a strong head and a good bite. I’d prefer a darker eye.

2- Cato’s Birselaw Bobby Darin, a wheaten brindle with good harsh coat. He has a lovely expression, good bite strong level topline and tailset with proper carriage. He was a bit restricted in his movement on this day. In my opinion he was verging a bit on the square side.

Puppy dog, 1 entry,

1- Roberts’ Cannwood Cut Above. He is a wheaten youngster with good balance and proportions. He has good rear action, but his front needs maturity. He has plenty of skull and stop with a lovely bite and big teeth and a very pleasing expression.

Junior dog had 5 entries with 1 absentee.

1- Hogarty’s Cadagio More Than a Feeling. He is a wheaten dog with plenty of size and bone. He is in good proportion that moved well and has a lovely strong level topline. He has a good tailset but he carries his tail a little too gaily. He has a very pleasing expression.

2- Robinson’s Cruzo Bilbo Baggins, another wheaten boy, not as mature as the Cadagio dog. He has a nice balanced outline, strong topline and tailset and carriage. He has a pleasing expression.

3- Peers’ Tweedisle Sea Scout.

Novice Dog had 3 entries with 1 absentee.

1- Kinchen’s Tyreeces Tricks at Pennidazzle, a brindle dog, not in coat yet, but had the advantage in head and movement.

2- Byrne and Inett’s Carradine Brian the Lion, a rangy dog with beautiful harsh coat. He is a wheaten brindle with beautiful dark points. Lacked skull and maturity.

Undergraduate dog 1 entry which was absent.

Post Graduate dog had 6 entries, with 4 absentees.

1- Inett and Heidecker’s Hydecastle Reg the Rocket, a wheaten dog in good balance and proportion. He has a lovely head and expression with the proper eye and color. He showed well and had the advantage of movement. His coat was a little tight fitting but had lovely texture. I found his topline a little sloping and would prefer it more level.

2- Lamb and Saltmarsh’s Birselaw Fable, a brindle boy with a lovely head, plenty of bone and a very happy attitude. I would prefer if he weren’t so square in outline.

Limit Dog 6 entries with 2 absent.

1- Thompson’s Castleline Bang On Time. A lovely sized red brindle male in proper balance and proportions. He has good bone and his side gait was very impressive. He has a lovely layback in shoulder and good rear action. His front action was a little loose at this age, but with maturity I am sure it will tighten up and be quite good. He has lovely dark points which adds to a lovely expression.

2- Bateman’s Dandi Boy Spud, a silver brindle male that has a full set of large teeth. Proper level topline, tail set and carriage. Broad skull. His eye color is a little on the light side for my preference. His coat needs a little more time for it to be in proper length.

3- Confue’s Anjofra Im’ Not Going JW

Open dog entry of 11 quality dogs with only 1 absentee.

1- also CC dog and BOB, went to Felters and Rumens’ Ch. Landbuck Tillisch, a red dog of proper size and outline. He has a strong level topline with the proper tailset and carriage. He is properly angulated and moved extremely well with proper reach and drive and free and easy side gait. He has a lovely expression with a dark eye of proper shape and size, plenty of back skull, strong muzzle and small ears that are properly placed. He was in good coat and properly presented. He is a very correct representation of our breed.

3- Shopland’s Cherrycrack Blackadder, a dark brindle dog that moved very well and has the proper make and shape and good front and rear angulation. He has a strong topline, tailset and proper carriage. He showed very well and was properly presented. He was my RCC as well.

4- Weinberger’s Ch. Larchlea Come Fly With Me to Correnie

Beginners Dog, no entries.

Special Veteran bitch one entry

1- Dolan’s Ch. Glenrood Magic Solitaire is a quality bitch in beautiful condition. She is a lovely sized dark brindle of the desired proportions, dark eye, good bite, level topline, good bone and she showed well and had a very happy disposition.

Minor Puppy Bitch had all 5 entries present.

1- Hogarty’s, Cadagio Turning Tables. A lovely red brindle bitch of proper size with the correct proportions and balance and amount of bone. She moved very well around the ring, was in fantastic condition, showed well and has that inquisitive attitude a terrier needs and that draws us to the breed. She has a dark eye, level topline and proper tail carriage. She was unable to compete in the best puppy competition due to an emergency at home, I hope all is well.

2- King, Leighton, Inett and Harrison’s Carradine I Am Florence with Harkinleigh. She is another red brindle of proper balance and showy attitude. Good topline, tailset and carriage. She has unfortunate brindling down her front legs which can be a distraction if you don’t look beyond it. With age it will darken and not be an issue.

3- Robinson’s Cruzo Reed Bunting.

Puppy Bitch had 4 entrees with 1 absentee.

1- Ward’s Vanajam Its Cold Out Side, a wheaten bitch that was slight and rangy at this stage and she was past her coat, but she had the advantage in topline and tailset, with a dark eye and lovely expression.

2- Shannon and Storr’s Brenndarcy Snedronningen, a beautifully coated wheaten bitch with dark eye and good bone. She had a very cute expression, but fell off at the croup giving her a low tailset.

3- Williams’ Jacqbridge Sioux.

Junior bitches had 12 entries and they were all present. It was a high quality class.

1- Waugh and Carlton-Smith’s Tribannon Guardian Angel, a lovely red brindle bitch of proper size and balance. She has a strong level topline and an extremely lovely head and expression. She has a good stop and strong muzzle. She moved very well, has a very nice harsh coat. Her topline, tailset and carriage are all good and I strongly considered her for RCC.

2- Yates’ Pendley Playaway is a wheaten bitch of proper size and balance, with a good topline, correct tailset and carriage. She has a gorgeous head and expression with desired dark points. She was nicely presented.

3- Kinchin’s Carradine Rugy Tuesday at Pennidazzle.

Maiden bitch had 4 entries 2 absent and 1 was transferred to open class.

1- Ballinger’s Carradine Minnie the Moocha was awarded the first place ribbon. She is a brindle bitch with proper balance and pleasing size. She showed nicely with correct terrier attitude. She is a nicely angulated feminine bitch.

Novice Bitch had 3 entries with 2 absentees.

1- Carter and Shannon’s Brenndarcy Dizzie Lizzie. She is a wheaten of good balance and proportion. She is a pleasing size with a harsh coat, lovely eye and expression. She moved well, but her tailset is a bit low.

Undergraduate bitch had all 5 entries show up.

1- Day’s Trekhilli Beanie Baby, a brindle bitch of pleasing size with a lovely head and expression. She was nicely presented, had good side gait and was of the proper balance and proportions. She has a lovely correct eye and color. Her front movement needs a little more maturity.

2- Petts’, Doonrae Kast in Gold another brindle with proper balance and proportions and pleasing size. He has a keen expression and lovely head and was nicely presented. Her front movement is better than her rear action which is a little close.

3- Osborn’s Tweslam Serendipity.

Post Graduate bitches had an entry of 15, there were 4 absent from this class. This was a class deep in quality.

1- Day’s Trekhilli Piccallilli JW, a dark brindle of proper size, good outline and balanced proportions. She moved well around the ring, had a lovley dark eye and expression. Her lovely harsh coat was nicely presented and she had a level topline, tailset and correct carriage. She had a lovely forechest and front assembly.

2- Inett, Bambridge and Clayton’s Carradine Time to Shine JW, a silver brindle of good balance and a fabulous head, eye and expression. She too had plenty of forechest, proper level topline, good tailset and carriage.

3- Hewitt’s Littleacorn Stay in Touch.

Limit bitch had 9 entries with 1 absentee. This was a very high quality class. Both my CC and RCC winners came from this class.

1- Dolan’s Glenrood Masqerade. A lovely feminine sized wheaten colored bitch with correct balance, bone and proportions. She moved extremely well, carried a level topline with a good tailset and carriage. She had a pleasing head with a nice dark eye of the correct shape and very pleasing expression. She was beautifully presented and has the much desired harsh, dense coat.

2- Yates and Johnson’s Birselaw Only Make Believe to Pendley a silver brindle bitch of similar outline to the first. She too is a lovely sized bitch. She was very similar to the first place bitch in head, eye, skull and muzzle also with a very pleasing expression. Her presentation was perfect and she moved well, just not quite as well as my first choice. I’d be happy to have either of these bitches in my kennel.

3- Inett’s Carradine Come on Irene JW.

Open bitches had 12 entries with 4 absent.

1- Thomas’ Tycadno Starlet, a silver brindle bitch that was a very pleasing size. She had a lovely dark eye, head, bite and expression. She moved well, had good bone, tailset and carriage. I’d prefer a little more leg under her, but she moved well and was presented in beautiful condition. She had the advantage in movement and eye.

2- Catto’s Ch. Birselaw Any Dream Will Do, a lovely wheaten girl with good reach of neck, good head and bite and dark muzzle. She moved a little closer behind than I prefer. She has a lovely harsh coat that was perfectly presented. She showed very well.

3- Hughes and Hooton, Gyncairn Royal Velvet at Penticharm

Beginner bitch had 4 entries, no absentees

1- Day’s Trekhilli Beanie Baby who I had in a previous class, the undergraduate class, which she won.

2- Waites’ Svendalens Crazy Diamond, a silver brindle female of correct size, harsh coat, pleasing head and expression. Her tailset could be set on a little better.

3- Bryne’s Little Miss Tonka.

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