Home Page

News Page

Contents

 

Joint Cairn Terrier Clubs Open Show

5th August 2006

Judge; Liam Dean (Orior)

 

BD, BOS & RBIS Braybrook’s Cloverbrook Play The Game

RBD Jeffrey’s Sandaig Shearer

BB & BIS Dolan’s Glenrood Dusty Pipit

RBB Shearsmith’s Eborvale Enchantress

BPIS Jenning’s & Pett’s Doonrae Gold Digger

 

Sue Braybrook, BD, BOS & RBIS- Judge Liam Dean, BB & BIS Glenrood Dusty Pipit, Sue Dolan.

 

 

 

 

 

 BD & RBD

BPD & BPB (BPIS) 

 More pics after results

Critique after pics

VD (5)

  1. Wall’s Shearwater Ah Jim Lad
  2. Jenning’s Doonrae Virtuoso
  3. Felter’s and Rumen’s Landbuck Primary Colours

Res. Bradshaw’s Tweslam Magic Time

VHC. Birch’s Kinkim Prinz Ludy

 

MPD (1)

  1. Tracey’s Retacy Just For Fun

 

PD (2,1a)

  1. Saich’s Lindcoly  High Flyer 

 

JD (7,2a)

  1. Cameron’s Stryveling Rob Ruadh
  2. Grainger’s Devil In Disguise
  3. Shopland’s Cherrycrack Mack The Knife

Res. Soper’s Uniquecottage Ring Plover

VHC. Saich’s Lindcoly Just Bud

 

MD (2}

  1. Shannon & Storr’s Brenndarcy Spellbinder
  2. Lindcoly  High Flyer

 

ND (4,1a)

  1. Shannon & Storr’s Brenndarcy Sundance Kid
  2. Grainger’s Devil In Diguise
  3. Frost’s Penticharm Black Jack

 

PGD (7,1a)

  1. Jeffrey’s Sandaig Shearer
  2. Butress’ Nutshki Boy Walton
  3. Shopland’s Cherrycrack Mack The Knife

Res. Hooton & Shorter’s Penticharm Prince Charming

VHC Warne’s Royal Silver

 

LD (3,)

  1. Braybrook’s Cloverbrook Play The Game
  2. Waite’s Seveek Country Rambler To Svendalens
  3. Stephinson’s Twohoots Arthur

 

OD (3,1a)

  1. Saich’s Hector Of The Glen
  2. Fairweather’s Ock Ross I’m The Boss

 

SBD (3)

1.    Waite’s Seveek Country Rambler To Svendalens

2.    Soper’s Uniquecottage Ring Plover

3.    Warne’s Royal Silver

VB (5,2a)

  1. Jenning’s Doonrae Youthfulness
  2. Pearson’s Cloverbrook Corona Cracker ShCM
  3. Dolan’s Glenrood magic  Pipit

Res. Brown’s Bencana Moondance

 

MPB (4,3a)

  1. Saich’s Lincoly Christmas Celebration

 

PB (2)

  1. Jenning’s & Pett’s Doonrae Gold Digger
  2. Dolan’s Glenrood Cascade

 

JB (11,2a)

  1. Shearsmith’s Eborvale Enchantress
  2. Bradshaw’s Newfield Heather Magic
  3. Coffell’s Vanajam Dream catcher

Res. Saich’s Lindcoly Here We Go Again

VHC Shannon, Storr & Culliford’s Brenndarcy Be Bop Deluxe

 

MB (5,1a)

  1. Dolan’s Glenrood Alexandrite
  2. Strichlands Tanteazle Trojan Maid
  3. Shannon & Storr’s Brenndarcy Bewitched
  4.  

NB (3,1a)

  1. Innett’s Mac Clouds Vanity Fair With Carradinel
  2. Purvis’ Shearwater High Jinks

 

PGB (12,1a)

  1. Keeves’  Seveek the Mistery Of Dreams
  2. Middlehurst’s Camasmor Cuarteag To Starveren
  3. Marshall’s Strathgarten Kenmilfore Lady Marmalade

Res. Dolan’s Glenrood Mateuse Rose

     VHC  Bradshaw’s Newfields Heather Honey

 

LB (7,2a)

  1. Bambridge’s Carradine Crème Brule For Luvemal
  2. Cameron’s Stryveling Meg Merrilees
  3. Stephinson’s Twohoots Cecilia

Res. Wall’s Cairngold Crescendo

VHC Keeves’ Seveek One Moment In Time With Maxiveek

 

OB (7,5a)

  1. Dolan’s Glenrood Dusty Pipit
  2. Keeves’ Seveek Chasing Dreams

 

SBB (6,3a)

  1. Newfield Heather Honey
  2. Brenndarcy Be Bop Deluxe
  3. Soper’s Glenmear Michelle at Elitecharm

Res. Strichlands Tanteazle Tiger Lily

VHC. Purvis’ Mosspur Solitaire Dot

 

 

 

VD

MPD

 

 

PD

JD

 

 

MD

ND

 

 

PGD

LD

 

 

OD

SBD

 

 

VB

MPB

 

 

PB

JB

 

 

MB

NB

 

 

PGB

LB

 

 

OB

SBB

 

Critique for the Joint Cairn Terrier Clubs Show, 5th August, 2006 at Shirland Village Hall.

 

 I would like to thank the Midland Cairn Terrier Club Committee for inviting me to judge the show, and the exhibitors present and all those who entered. Thanks also to Maud Hawkes and Alan Stephinson for doing an excellent job as Ring Stewards.

 

Overall, I found the quality of entry was of a good standard, although a high percentage lacked quality movement, front and rear, and in many of these, muscle tone was poor, with weak and open pads. Having said that, many of the exhibits showed quality free movement, well muscled quarters, with thick strong pads.

 

Class 1, Veteran Dog, (7)

1st Wall’s Shearwater Ah Jim Lad, dark brindle with a very lively nature,  showed well, moved with drive having strong muscular quarters. Ears well set on, and eyes wide apart. Well sprung ribs and a nice level back

2nd Jenning’s Doonrae Virtuoso, dark brindle, moved well both front and rear, typical cairn expression, with excellent reach of neck.

 

Class 2; Minor Puppy Dog (1)

1st Tracey’s Retacy Just For Fun, red, typical cairn expression, coat in reasonable condition, but short, and he carried his tail well. He didn’t move well, but at 6 months, he has plenty of developing ahead

 

Class 3; Puppy Dog (2,1a)

1st Saich’s Lindcoly High Flyer, wheaten, with strong rear movement, good mouth, with strong large teeth. Like the Minor Puppy, he still needs some maturing, and is somewhat out of proportion at 10 months. Best Puppy Dog.

 

Class 4; Junior Dog (7,2a)

1st Cameron’s Stryveling Rob Ruadh, well named dog with a nice red coat, although short on the day. Expression was typical with eyes set well apart with a strong definite stop, ears well carried with nice dark points. He was both lively and alert in the ring, and moved with drive front and rear, with well muscled quarters. Good bend of stifle.

2nd Grainger’s Devil in Disguise, red, although like the first, had a short coat on the day. Moved well at the rear, although front movement let him down when compared to 1

 

Class 5; Maiden Dog (2)

1st Shannon & Storr’s Brenndarcy Spellbinder, wheaten with a strong double coat, strong quarters and a firm topline. Nice dark points on his ears. Moved freely both front and rear. 

2nd Saich’s Lindcoly High Flyer

 

Class 6; Novice Dog (4,1a)

1st Shannon & Storr’s Brenndarcy Sundance Kid, wheaten. Coat in great condition with a nice harsh outer coat and a nice soft close undercoat, Dark points on his ears and muzzle. Good length of back, with a nice reach of neck. He moved well both front and rear.

2nd Grainger’s Devil in Disguise

 

Class 7; Post Graduate Dog (7,1a)

1st Jeffrey’s Sandaig Shearer  light grey with dark points on both muzzle and ears, giving him a lovely expression,. Coat in excellent condition and well presented. A dog obviously used to exercise, he moved with drive, and with strong muscular quarters, well laid back shoulders, well sprung ribs and thick strong pads. Pushed hard for Best Dog, Reserve Best Dog

2nd Buttress’s Nutshki Boy Walton, red, nicely presented and showed well, good level back, and nice reach of neck, good length of leg, and his movement was strong, but not quite as free flowing as 1.

 

Class 8; Limit Dog (3)

1st Braybrook’s Cloverbrook Play the Game wheaten with nice dark points on his ears. A keen expression, well furnished complementing his strong head, and a coat in great condition. Excellent reach of neck, and good level back. He moved well with excellent propulsion from his back legs, with a good bend of stifle. Well presented, he showed a lively nature, and enjoyed himself in the ring. Best Dog & Res Best in Show.

2nd Waites’s Seveek Country Rambler to Svendalens, grey brindle, with a good coat .o Nice dark hazel eyes and well furnished head, in conjunction with an excellent stop, he showed a typical cairn expression.  Showed well. A nicely proportioned dog, he moved well in front, had a good length of leg, but lacked the drive of 1 from the rear.

 

Class 9; Open Dog (3,1)

1st Saich’s Hector of the Glen, red, good reach of neck, a good spring of rib. Well musculed quarters and this showed with his movement around the ring.

2nd Fairweather’s Ock Ross I’m the Boss, grey brindle, didn’t move well at the rear, although moved nicely from the front. Good tail carriage, and a nice level back, with a good reach of neck.

 

Class 10; Special Beginners Dog (3)

1st Waite’s Seveek Country Rambler to Svendalens

2nd Soper’s Uniquecottage Ring Plover, Wheaten, coat in good condition, a typical cairn head, well furnished, with good stop, and nice reach of neck. Performed well in the ring, showing a lively disposition

 

Class 11, Veteran Bitch   (6,2a)

1st Jenning’s Doonrae Youthfulness, dark red brindle, the oldest exhibit and one of the liveliest personalities on the day. Good reach of neck, coat in good condition, well muscled quarters, moved well..

2nd Pearson’s Cloverbrook Corona Cracker ShCM, wheaten, coat in reasonable condition, a lively dog, moved round the ring well. Typical cairn expression, with nice dark eyes, and a good stop level back, and a good reach of neck. Carried a little too much weight for my liking.

 

Class 12; Minor Puppy Bitch (4,2)

1st Saich’s Lindcoly Christmas Celebration, light grey brindle, this 6 month old was definitely active, game and hardy, and enjoyed the ring experience. Nice mouth with large teeth and correct bite, good angulation.

 

Class 13; Puppy Bitch (2)

1st Petts & Jenning’s Doonrae Gold Digger grey brown brindle, living up to the agile and alert nature of the breed. Nice dark eyes and a good stop giving her a typical expression. Good mouth, nice reach of neck, and good level back. Moved well front and rear, reasonable double coat. Best Puppy Bitch & Best Puppy in Show.

2nd Dolan’s Glenrood Cascade, wheaten, although coat was lacking. She moved freely at both front and back .  Lively nature, and definitely enjoyed the ring.

 

Class 14; Junior Bitch (11,2a)

1st Shearsmith’s Eborvale Enchantress, grey brindle, excellent movement both front and back, double coat in good condition. Typical expression, nice dark hazel eyes and a nicely furnished head. Well sprung ribs and level back. Well muscled in rear quarters. Very alert, and showed well.. Reserve Best Bitch.

2nd Bradshaw’s Newfield Heather Magic, red brindle, in good coat and nicely presented. Good movement all round. Nice reach of neck, and a good length of back, a nicely proportioned bitch,

 

Class 15; Maiden Bitch  (5,1a)

1st Dolan’s Glenrood Alexandrite, red with nice dark points, well muscled thighs which showed through in her free movement which had plenty of drive from the rear, good bend of stifle, and strong thick pads.

2nd Strickland’s Tan Teazle Trojan Maid, grey brindle, moved well after she settled, typical expression with  dark eyes set well apart . Her coat let her down on the day.

 

Class 16; Novice Bitch  (3,1a)

1st Inett’s Mac Clouds Vanity Fair with Carradine, dark brindle bitch in good condition, correct front, nice level back and nice deep ribs. She stood well forward on her forequarters, excellent front movement.

2nd Purvis’s Shearwater High Jinks, Wheaten grey brindle with a nice double coat.. Good reach of neck and nice level back Didn’t move as freely as 1.

 

Class 17; Post Graduate Bitch ((12,1a)

1st Keeves’s Seveek The Mystery of Dreams, dark brindle, with nicely muscled thighs, strong quarters and good movement. Level topline and excellent tail carriage Lively and game in nature.

2nd Middlehurst’s Camasmor Cuairteag to Starveren, red wheaten, with very nice dark points on her muzzle and ears, typical feminine head, well furnished, nice dark eyes and a good stop. Strong rear movement and nice strong thick pads

 

Class 18; Limit Bitch (7,2a)

1st Bambridge’s Carradine Crème Brulee for Luvernal, red brindle, nicely presented, good coat, good reach of neck, and well sprung ribs. Well constructed, with correct movement from all quarters. Nice large teeth with proper bite.

2nd Cameron’s Stryveling Meg Merrilies, red brindle, with a double coat. She stood well forward on her forelegs, and moved well with drive from well muscled rear quarters

 

Class 19; Open Bitch (7,5a)

1st Dolan’s Glenrood Dusty Pipit, grey brindle with good all round movement. Well muscled quarters, and a very flow flowing stride. Good bend of stifle. A well furnished attractive feminine head, with nice dark eyes, ears well set on. Nice reach of neck flowing into correct shoulders, well sprung ribs and a level back. Well proportioned bitch . Best Bitch & Best in Show.

2nd Keeves’s Seveek Chasing Dreams, wheaten with her coat in good condition, well muscled quarters, she moved nicely from the rear with drive, Typical cairn expression with ears well set on. Good reach of neck, and a nice level back

 

Class 20; Special Beginners Bitch (6)

1st Bradshaw’s Newfield Heather Honey, dark brindle with a nice double coat. Alert and lively in the ring, Nice expression with an excellent stop.

2nd Shannon, Storr & Culliford’s Brenndarcy Be Bop Deluxe, wheaten, her lack of coat let her down on the day, showed well and had excellent tail carriage, typical cairn expression.

 

 

Liam Dean (Judge)