LKA
Championship Show 2022
Cairn Terrier Judge Philip Horspool (Adaires)
DCC :FIRTH’S CH
CAIRNGOLD CHICO JW
RDCC : INETT & HARRISONS’ CH CARRADINE IN 'N' OUT MR SPROUT
BCC & BOB : FELTERS & RUMENS CH LANDBUCK LA VOIX
RBCC : FIRTH’S CH CAIRNGOLD CHIQUITITA
BEST PUPPY : BALLINGER’S CLOVERBROOK FORGET ME NOT
BEST VET : LAMB & SALTMARSH’S BIRSELAW DARK CHARMER FOR MACMOON SH.CM VW
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Alan Felters, BCC & BOB Ch
Landbuck La Voix, Phillip Horspool,
Linda Firth, DCC Ch Cairngold Chico JW, Sue Kinton, handling BPB & BPIB Ballingers
Cloverbrook Forget Me Not, Jo Lamb, BVIB Birselaw Dark Charmer For Macmoon SH,CM VW
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Jo Lamb,BVD Birselaw Dark Charmer For Macmoon, SH.CM VW, Jan Ballinger, BPD Cloverbrook Game
Set N’Match, Dawn Inett, RDCC Ch
Carradine In N’Out Mr Sprout, Phillip Horspool, Linda Firth,
DCC Ch Cairngold Chico JW. |
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Alan Felters, BCC Ch Landbuck La Voix,
Phillip Horspool, Linda Firth, RBCC Ch Cairngold Chiquitita, Sue Kinton BPB
Cloverbrook Forget Me Not |
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Awarding DCC |
Awarding RDCC |
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Awarding BCC |
Awarding RBCC |
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PD (5
Entries) Abs: 4 LD
(6,1a) With Macmoon
Osw Jw Shcex Sh Ch Good Times Ahead With Oudenarde For Macmoon
Sh.Cm Vw |
PB
(8,5A) 1st:
Felters & Rumens, Birselaw Caol Ila At Landbuck |
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JD |
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PGD |
LD |
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OD |
VD/B |
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PB |
JB |
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PGB |
LB |
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OB |
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Ladies Kennel
Association - December 2022 - Cairn Terriers - Judge Phillip Horspool Firstly I would like to thank the Exhibitors for their
entry, it is some what 5 years since I last judge the breed, I thought that
the Limit and Open classes of both sexes contained some outstanding quality
and it was a pleasure to judge them. Puppy Dog (5 Entries) Abs: 4 1st: BALLINGER'S Cloverbrook Game Set N Match, a silver
brindle of just 6mths, great pity he was alone, however he is pleasing in
make & shape, typical head & expression, good bone, correct harsh
coat, moved & showed well once settled, an interesting prospect. Junior Dog (3 Entries) 1st: PETTS Doonrae Sentinel, a well balanced red brindle
dog, he has a good head & expression, fair reach of neck & well laid
shoulders, liked his well made body & shapely quarters, moved freely
& with purpose, well presented & showed well, he is still a youngster
& given a few more months of maturity I'm sure he will certainly trouble
the best. 2nd: HIAM'S Carradine Arfa Pint JW, a classy red with dark
points, of a smaller frame, has masculine head with good stop, pleasing in
make & shape, moved with drive, preferred front movement of 1st, good
showman & was well handled. 3rd: JONES & ARNOLD'S Tycadno Tom Foolery Post Grad Dog (3 Entries) 1st: WAUGH'S Glenrood Galaxy at Tribannon, a quality dark brindle
dog full of vitality, very masculine in outline, liked his keen expression
with neat ears & the desired stop, good reach of neck, pleasing in body,
correct harsh coat, free easy mover with good stride, another given time to
mature, should do very well. 2nd: LUCAS Seveek Country Lad, a harsh coated silver
brindle, his head is typical, nice neck & shoulders, level topline &
correct tailset, not the movement or showmanship of the winner. 3rd: BINGHAM'S Carradine Bumbling Boris Limit Dog (6 Entries) Abs: 1 1st: SHANNON / STORR & MIDDLEHURST'S Brenndarcy It's
Magic (ai), a typical wheaten, standing well on forepaws, scores in head
& expression, level topline, good overall make & shape, moved freely
& showed well, I liked this dog very much, just felt his coat was between
stages compared to those placed above him in the challange, however he was a
contender for the RCC, one that can never be over looked. 2nd:MUNDAY'S Lentrica Mystic Warrior, a dark brindle one
that was in good condition with correct harsh coat, nicely proportioned
outline, well formed head with dark eye & well placed ears, a truly
honest exhibit that moved well both ways, a close decision, just prefered the
forechest of 1st. 3rd: BYRNE'S Carradine Howzat Howard Open Dog (3 Entries) 1st: FIRTH'S Ch Cairngold Chico JW, a well known mature
red, loved his size & stance, obviously seen him before & sometimes
from the ringside I thought he appeared a little short of neck, however after
handling him & watch him show to advantage, this is not the case, his
head is masculine with a good expression, excellent depth of body with well
sprung ribs, his quarters are strong with a correct tail set, moves really
well, he was shown in good form with correct double coat, won the CC over
some strong opposition, in the challenge for Best of Breed, I thought the
bitch put a touch more effort into her showmanship. 2nd:INETT & HARRISON'S Ch Carradine In 'N' Out Mr
Sprout, a well made dark brindle dog of quality, first class presentation
& performance, a lovely dog to go over, great outline, moved freely,
RDCC, these 3 exhbits could easliy change places on personal preference, the
3rd has many fine attributes & a champion in his own right. 3rd: DENNIS / GODDARD & WAITES Ch Good Times Ahead with
Oudenarde Veteran Dog / Bitch (2 Entries) 1st: LAMB & SALTMARSH's Birselaw Dark Charmer For
Macmoon Sh.CM VW, a dark brindle 8 year old, pleasing outline with typical
head & expression, good confirmation, moved well. 2nd:PAIGE'S Glenrood Trojan Prince, another dark brindle of
9 years, slightly heavier in build than the winner, shown in full harsh coat,
moved with drive. Puppy Bitch (8 Entries) Abs: 5 1st: BALLINGER'S Cloverbrook Forget Me Not, a silver
brindle, litter sister to the puppy dog, & the same comments apply, full
of confidance, moved & showed well for one so young. Best Puppy. 2nd:DENNIS & WAITES Svendalens Snow Drop, a nice sized
wheaten one, typical in outline, level topline & correct tailset,
prefered winners head & expression, moderate bone, moved ok in profile. 3rd: SAICH'S Lindcoly Here Comes Oh Shi (NAF) Junior Bitch (5 Entries) Abs: 1 1st: FELTERS & RUMENS Birselaw Caol Ila At Landbuck, a
real eyecatcher, feminine head with a keen expression, she is shapely in
outline, well set & carried tail, her red brindle coat was harsh, moved
true, given time, one surely destined for the upper house. 2nd:DOLAN'S Glenrood Midnight Spell, a dark brindle, a
nicely proportioned outline, good in make & shape, moved freely &
showed well. 3rd: FIRTH'S Birselaw Cora at Cairngold Post Graduate Bitch (2 Entries) 1st: TESTER'S Airytykes Excuse Me 2nd: METCALF-SAULT'S Cannwood Can't Get Enough, I thought these 2 were of similar in make & shape, both
typical in outline, both moved with drive, the winner had the better front
& coat hence the placing. Limit Bitch (6 Entries) Abs: 1 1st: INETT & HARRISON'S Carradine Wilma, very classy
brindle with outstanding qualities, excellent coat & condition, beautiful
head, appealed for outline & proportions, good medium bone, moved with
purpose & put on a good performance.
2nd:DOLAN'S Glenrood Dance Til Dusk, a good type of silver
brindle with lots to like, nice head & correct expression, pleasing in
make & shape, moved & showed very well, not disgraced standing 2nd in
this class. 3rd: SOPER'S Elitecharm Showgirl Open Bitch (9 Entries) Abs: 2 1st: FELTERS & RUMENS Ch Landbuck La Voix, a pleasure
to judge this shapely silver brindle, she oozes quality & breed type,
loved her head with well placed ears, good stop & strengh of muzzle,
quite a naughty wicked expression, fair reach of neck, good spring of rib
& level topline, well made quarters which she uses on the move, in great
form, I thought her most impressive & of ideal size & balance,
pleased to award her the CC & Best of Breed. 2nd: FIRTH'S Ch Cairngold Chiquitita, a beautiful balanced
red bitch, perfect harsh double coat, again lovely head & expression,
sound mover & assertive show girl, overcame some strong opposition in
this class & the winners of Junior & Limit. RBCC. 3rd: WAUGH'S Ch Glory Daze at Tribannon Phillip Horpool |