Darlington
Championship Show
17/09/23
Cairn Terrier
Judge – Linda Firth (Cairngold)
Dog CC : Shannon, Storr & Middlehurst’s
Brenndarcy It's Magic (ai)
Res Dog CC : Parker-Tucker’s Uniquecottage Grey Borage
BEST OF
BREED & Bitch CC: Percy’s Winetta Frankly My Dear
Res Bitch CC
Felters & Rumens, Ch Birselaw Caol Ila At
Landbuck Jw
Best Puppy : Petts’ Doonrae Tuesday's Child
Best Veteran : Lamb & Saltmarsh, Birselaw Dark Charmer For Macmoon Sh.CM VW
Jo lamb, BVIB Birselaw Dark Charmer For Macmoon Sc CM VW, BCC & BOB
Winetta Frankly My Dear,
Joan percy, Linda Firth, Danny Storr, DCC & BOS Brenndarcy It’s Magic (ai), Julie Petts,
BPB & BPIB Doonrae Tuesday’s Child |
BCC Winetta Frankly My Dear, Joan Percy, Linda
Firth, Alan Felters, RBCC, Ch Birselaw Caol Ila At Landbuck, Julie Petts, BPB Doonrae Tuesday’s
Child |
RDCC Uniquecottage
Grey Botage,
Ruth Parker-Tucker, Linda Firth, DCC Brenndarcy It’s Magic (ai) Brenda
Shannon, Jo Lamb BVD Birselaw Dark Charmer For Macmoon
Sc CM VW |
, Linda Firth, DCC
AWARDING BOB |
AWARDING BPIB |
AWARDING BVIB |
VD NO
ENTRIES For Macmoon Sh.CM VW |
VB (1 Entries) Abs: 1 |
JD |
PGD |
OD |
PB |
JB |
PGB |
LB |
OB |
HAPPY
BIRTHDAY BOY! |
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Darlington
Championship show, Cairn Terriers Not the
biggest of entries but thank you to all who entered. Just a couple of points which I think could
be improved upon. Firstly teeth –
please do check your Cairn’s teeth to make sure they are clean. This is important for the show ring as well
as the dog’s health in the future.
Secondly, I think that stops could be improved. The breed standard says “a decided
indentation between the eyes with a definite stop.” Many Cairns lacked this with hardly any
difference in incline between muzzle and skull. Puppy
Dog – 0 Junior
Dog – 1 1st
– Jones & Arnold’s Tycadno Tom Foolery A good
example of the breed, he had a profuse coat and a very masculine head with
deep stop and neat ears. Adequate
length of neck, clean shoulders and correct tail set. Nice Cairn temperament
and strode around the ring with plenty of confidence. Moved very well in front and showed well. Post
Graduate Dog – 0 Limit
Dog – (4, 1A) 1st
– Parker Tucker’s Uniquecottage Grey Borage Good coat
on this cream, double and of the correct texture. Medium and well balanced with a strong
head. Straight in front with good
bone. Well muscled
rear with nice bend of stifle. Conformation
all first class and I thought he was one of the best movers of the day. I liked him a lot, I just wish he had that
bit more oomph to show himself at his best. RDCC. 2nd
– Munday’s Lentrica Mystic Warrior Showy dark
brindle. I particularly liked his
head, masculine with strong muzzle, good breadth of skull and expressive
eyes. Strong neck,
level topline, correct tailset.
A shade more compact than winner but well balanced. Handled and presented well. Excellent rear movement. 3rd
– Lamb & Saltmarsh’s Birselaw Dark Charmer for Macmoon
Sh.cm Vw – smart grey brindle, of medium size. Beautiful head. Really steady mover and showed well. Best Veteran Open Dog
– 4 (1A) 1st
– Shannon, Storr & Middlehurst’s Brenndarcy It’s Magic Ai Correct
size, medium and well balanced with adequate bone. Excellent double coat. Straight front, correct lay of shoulder,
level topline which he kept on the move.
Head of correct proportions with eyes of the correct shape and
colour. Good mouth. Moved well, reaching out in front and
driving from his well muscled rear. Today he was on top form, he showed with
animation. Presented a lovely
picture. DCC. 2nd –
Petts’ Ch Doonrae Sentinel Light
brindle, a longer cast Cairn than winner.
I loved his stance and the way he shows in the ring to show off his
many attributes. The way he does this
accentuates his excellent flow and length of neck and he carries his head
proudly. Level topline. Good driving
rear movement. I know this dog is a well deserved Champion but I cannot help but think that
his best is yet to come. Today his
coat was not at its best. Very well handled. 3rd
– Purvis’ Mosspur Time and Again Veteran
Bitch – 1 (1A) Puppy
Bitch – (3) A nice
class of very promising puppies 1st
– Petts’ Doonrae Tuesday’s Child Ultra
smart cream with
a lovely jacket. Pretty feminine head
which she carried proudly. Excels in
length and flow of neck. Level
topline, kept on the move. She had
that typical Cairn puppy temperament, very mischievous, looking for anything
she could get into, including the clumps of grass when she moved. She reminded me of one of my own in her
younger days. But she settled and when
she moved, she moved true. She stood
particularly well, well forward on her forepaws. Yes I know she is bigger than some, I just
hope that she has stopped growing. BP 2nd
– Shannon & Storr’s Brenndarcy Witches Promise, I liked her
a lot. She has a lovely head, correct
eye and neat ears, her conformation is first class. She moved very well and
was a lively showgirl. Nice red, with
a new coat just coming in. Medium and
well balanced, nice flow of neck and straight front. Nice depth of brisket for one so young. She won
over her litter sister who was nice but needed a bit more body and coat to
complete the picture. 3rd
– Wright’s Brenndarcy Spellbinding for Glenmonte Junior
Bitch (2) 1st
– Munday’s Furythor
Marvel at Me Very showy
dark brindle, a strong, well-built bitch who has a
lot to like. In excellent coat and
well presented. Correct size. I liked her head, deep stop and broad
skull, short muzzle, good mouth. Moved well,
both front and rear. 2nd
– Parker Tucker’s Birselaw Floral Dancer of Uniquecottage Cream, a
slightly longer cast bitch than winner.
She had a correct textured coat and is of a nice type. Pretty head, correct mouth, enough bone but
she didn’t give off her best today, if she had it would have been a very
close decision. Moved OK when settled. Post
Graduate Bitch (3, 1A) 1st
– Parker Tucker’s Uniquecottage Red Chervil Red of nice
size, medium throughout and balanced.
Feminine head of correct proportions.
Strong quarters, strong loin.
Handled well on the table, adequately boned. In correct double coat. When settled she moved true both ways. 2nd
Dodds’ Droverlaw Messie Bessie Brindle
with an excellent, rather profuse coat of correct texture. Lovely head. Less coat
would show of her good proportions as she handled well on the table. She would also benefit from losing a little
weight which might give her a bit more animation in the ring. Limit
Bitch (3) 1st
– Percy’s Winetta Frankly My Dear Cream bitch
with the desired dark points. She
presented a lovely clean outline with enough daylight under her. Medium sized and well balanced with the most lovely well proportioned
head with deep stop, broad skull and expressive eyes giving that true Cairn
expression. She had a good depth of
brisket and straight front, well boned with a level topline and strong loin. Enough neck. She moved out very well, driving from her well muscled rear.
True in front, good reach. Just
sparkled today. BCC. 2nd
– Soper’s Elitecharm
Showgirl A sound,
dark brindle bitch with a typical head and expression. Nice length of neck flowing into clean
shoulders. Strong back, level topline,
well angulated rear. In good
coat. Showed well, moved OK. Very unlucky to meet 1 in such fine form. 3rd
– Purvis’ Springtime Rose at Mosspur Open
Bitch (2, 1A) 1st
– Felters & Rumens’ Ch Birselaw Caol Ila at
Landbuck Dark red
brindle in profuse coat. Correct size
with enough neck. Well balanced head,
good mouth, level topline, strong loin. Well muscled
in rear. Drove from behind with
adequate width and reached out in front.
Showed well, good rapport with handler, wagging her tail all the
time. On the day she appeared a
little low to ground, the grass was long.
A worthy Champion nevertheless.
RBCC Linda Firth
(Judge) |