Midland Cairn Terrier Club Open Show

7^th August 2010

Judge; Amy Firth (Cairngold)

BD & BIS; Felters & Rumens’ Lanbuck Tillisch

RBD; Warne’s Spirebrooke Dawn Raider

BB, BOS & RBIS; Harding’s Cannwood Remember Holly

RBB; Felters & Rumens’ Landbuck Scrumptious

BPIS; Braybrook’s Cloverbrook Code Breaker

Best Veteran; Ehrenburgh’s Ch Carradine Master Tigger

Oldest Veteran; Jenning’s Doonrae Virtuoso

Alan Felters, Amy Firth, BD & BIS Landbuck Tillisch, BB, RBIS & BOS Harding’s Cannwood Remember Holly handled by Alison Wragg

Sue Braybrook, BPD & BPIB Cloverbrook Code Breaker, Amy Firth, BPB & BOSPIS Brenndarcy Pocahontas, Brenda Shannon

BD Lanbuck Tillisch, Alan Felters, Amy Firth, Kath Warne & RBD Spirebrooke Dawn Raider

Alison Wragg, BB Cannwood Remember Holly, Amy Firth, Richard Rumens & RBB Landbuck Scrumptious

Our Judges

Amy Firth, Joan Percy & Sharon Confue

(Joan & Sharon had changed out of their Judges outfits)

VD/B, 5,0a

Ch Carradine Master Tigger
Seveek Country Rambler To Svendalens
Doonrae Virtuoso
Doonrae Youthfulness
Doonrae Zestful

New Members Stakes 1

Little Miss Tonka

MPD 4,0a

Cloverbrook Codebreaker
Stirlingview Sensation
Brenndarcy Bradley Lad
Tweedisle Mcnab

PD 4,Oa

Cairngrove Nutty Professor
Anjofra I’m Not Going
Tweedisle Midnight Madness

JD 2,0a

Landbuck Tillisch
Winetta Sr Percy

ND 3,1a

MacIntouch
My Sweet William

PGD 5,0a

Vale Of Attols Shaggy Grey Buck
Carradine Crackaway Jack
Cannwood Zipper At Thackeaston
Mossppur Licence To Thrill
Tweedisle Stargazer

MLD 5,0a

Strathgarten Crackerjack
Brenndarcy Trouble At Mll
Carradine Nightlistner At Harkinleigh
Vale Of Atholls At Long Last
Tweedisle That Lone Guy

OD 2,1a

Spirebrooke Dawn Raider

SBD 4,1a

Mosspur Licensed To Thrill
Birselaw Fable
Tweedisle Stargazer

MPB 5,1a

Cloverbrook Carousel At Spirebrook
Cloverbrook Black Diamond
Stirlingview Snapshot
Tweedisle Tara

PB 4,1a

Brenndarcy Pocahontas
Doonrae Kast In Gold
Tweedisle Devil Be A Lady

JB 5,1a

Cannwood Remember Holly
Landbuck Scrumtious
Doonrae Joie De Vivre
Carradine Come On Irene

NB 4,1a

Winetta Miss Independent
Cannwood One Moment In Time
Tweedisle Sweet Cherry

PGB 6,4a

Vale Of Atholls Bonnie Galloway
Winetta Anticipation At Thackeaston

MLB 3,2a

Cloverbrook Here I Come

OB 4,2a

Anjofra Welcome To La La Land
Curtisey Foreign Account With Carradine

SBB 3,1a

Cloverbrook Black Diamond
Little Miss Tonka

V D/B

New Members Stakes

MPD

PGD

MLD

SBD

MPB

PGB

SBB

Midland Cairn Terrier Club Open Show 7^th August 2010

Class 1: Veteran Dog/Bitch (5)

1^st – Ehrenberg’s Ch Carradine Master Tigger

Smart, showy and alert 7 year old with a typical head and expression. Good mouth with adequate neck. A strong sound dog of correct proportions and size. A quality exhibit who stood out in the ring.

2^nd – Waites’ Seveek Country Rambler to Svendalens

A well up to size 8 year old brindle of nice type. Level topline, carried his tail well. Good rear angulation and moved well behind. Well coated.

3^rd – Jennings’ Doonrae Virtuoso

Class 2: New Members’ Stakes Dog/Bitch (1)

1^st - Byrne’s Little Miss Tonka

Well coated clear red bitch who needs more facial furnishings to complete the picture. Front movement could do with tightening up a little. Showed well.

Class 3: Minor Puppy Dog (4)

1^st – Braybrook’s Cloverbrook Code Breaker

Sound grey brindle with the best of heads, a powerful muzzle and good deep stop. Masculine without being coarse, well boned and perfectly balanced. Moved well for a youngster. BPIS

2^nd – Currie’s Stirlingview Sensation

Promising young ‘Rossarden’ red with tight double coat. Attractive head with eye of correct shape and colour giving an appealing expression. Stood well forward on forepaws with good ample chest and brisket for a dog of this age. Could do with becoming a little more bold.

3^rd – Shannon & Storr’s Brenndarcy Bradley Lad

Class 4: Puppy Dog (4, 1A)

1^st – Petts’ Cairngrove Nutty Professor

Well balanced 10 month old red brindle puppy dog. Keen typical Cairn expression with deep stop and good breadth of skull. Well placed ears, used well. Excellent rear angulation and movement. Needs to grow on and body up.

2^nd – Confue’s Anjofra I’m Not Going

Good expression on this dark brindle. Nice type of correct size with pleasing outline, but could do with filling out a little. Moved straight in front.

3^rd – Peers’ Tweedisle Midnight Madness

Class 5: Junior Dog (2)

1^st – Felters & Rumens’ Landbuck Tillisch

Balanced clear red dog with extremely pleasing and attractive head. Medium length of neck flowing into clean, well laid back shoulders. Level topline and well coupled. Moved particularly well, the best mover of the day. The first specimen where I could see his rear pads as he moved away, which confirmed from the rear the amount of drive that was visible from the side. Good profuse coat of lovely condition, presented well. A lively showman. Worthy BD & BIS.

2^nd – Percy’s Winetta Sir Percy

Smart young red brindle dog with clean outline. Moved well front and rear. Trimmed nicely, presented himself well. Needs to mature and was a little short of coat on the day. Showed like a veteran.

Class 6 Novice Dog (3, 1A)

1^st – Tracey’s MacIntouch

‘Typey’ well balanced brindle with pleasant keen expression. Excelled in front with good depth of brisket and well laid back shoulders. Good flow of neck with level topline. Would prefer him a shade bigger, but good specimen.

2^nd – Currie’s My Sweet William

This up to size young brindle dog was short of coat today, which unfortunately made him look longer in the leg than he is, which upset his overall balance. This lack of furnishings also impacted upon the appearance of his head. Scissor bite. Moved well in the rear.

Class 7 Post Graduate Dog (5,0a)

1^st – Goud’s Vale Of Atthols Shaggy Grey Buck

Cream dog of excellent profuse coat in show condition. Well muscled but not heavy in any way. Moved true front and rear, just lacking a little purpose today. Attractive expression with good short, full muzzle and definite, deep stop. Sound dog overall. Didn’t show to his full potential, but the best specimen of the class.

2^nd – Inett’s Carradine Crackaway Jack

Red brindle dog with dark points. Good in all aspects, nicely balanced. Good expression, although a little long in muzzle. Well presented and handled. Showed brilliantly.

3^rd - Harland’s Cannwood Zipper At Thackeaston

Class 8 Mid Limit Dog (5,0a)

1^st – Marshall’s Strathgarten Crackerjack

Correctly sized clear red dog, with the most attractive of heads. Moved true front and rear with plenty of drive. In good coat and condition. Showed well, with plenty of spark and character. Quality specimen.

2^nd – Shannon & Storr’s Brenndarcy Trouble At Mill

Lovely brindle dog with varminty expression. Moved really well, one of the best movers of the day. Not in quite as good coat or condition as I would have liked, but another quality specimen.

3^rd - King & Leighton’s Carradine Night Listener At Harkinleigh

Class 9 Open Dog (2,1a)

1^st – Warne’s Spirebrooke Dawn Raider

Quality brindle dog in the best of coats and condition. Went like a trooper. Lovely angulation and movement front and rear. Well coupled and muscled dog, who showed like a pro. RBD

Class 10 Special Beginners Dog (4,1a)

1^st – Purvis’ Mosspur Licensed To Thrill

Clear red dog of correct size. Would prefer a little more body. Moved and showed OK.

2^nd – Lamb & Saltmarsh’s Birselaw Fable

Up to size dark brindle in good coat and condition. Good head. Well laid shoulders and level topline. Preferred front and tail set of winner.

3^rd – Peers’ Tweedisle Stargazer

Class 11 Minor Puppy bitch (5, 1a)

1^st – Warne’s Cloverbrook Carousel ar Spirebrooke

True to breed standard. Typical cheeky cairn puppy expression with good short muzzle, definite stop and good large teeth. Lovely spring of rib with strong and supple loin. Stood well over forepaws. Extremely keen and showy. Gorgeous little bitch.

2^nd – Samet’s Cloverbrook Black Diamond

Close 2^nd. Another typical and very attractive correctly sized bitch. Exellent rear angulation. Nice expression, very similar to 1. Very good in nearly all aspects, just didn’t quite move or show as well as 1.

3^rd – Currie’s Stirlingview Snapshot

Class 12 Puppy bitch (4, 1a)

1^st – Shannon and Storr’s Brendarcy Pocahontas

Pretty wheaten feminine bitch in full double coat of correct texture, with attractive darker points. Moved very well for age. Overall make and shape is good, but could do with more head furnishings to complete the picture.

2^nd – Petts’ Doonrae Kast in Gold

Promising young red brindle bitch with tight coat. I didn’t think that she had quite the overall balance of the winner, but this may improve when she gets a fuller jacket and some more furnishings. Has a bit of shading on her front legs which needs to be taken into account when assessing her movement, which was true.

3^rd – Peers’ Tweedisle Devil be a Lady

Class 13 Junior bitch (5, 1a)

1^st – Harding’s Cannwood Remember Holly

Outstanding light red bitch with highly pigmented dark points. Correctly sized and weighted with full profuse coat of good weight and condition. Perfectly balanced and angulated, and this meant that she moved true in front and rear, with plenty of drive, but still has relaxed and free flowing movement. Responded well to handler. Wish she were mine. BB + RBIS

2^nd – Felters & Rumens’ Landbuck Scrumptious

Very good quality red brindle bitch with profuse, good quality coat. Moved and showed well. Was unlucky to meet 1 as a very nice specimen in her own right. RBB

3^rd – Petts’ Doonrae Joie de Vivre

Class 14 Novice bitch (4, 1a)

1^st – Percy’s Winetta Miss Independant

Nice feminine clear red bitch who excelled in movement front and back. Would have preferred a little more coat but was well furnished and had an attractive head and expression. Good bite with nice large teeth. Alert showgirl who used her ears well.

2^nd – Roberts’ Cannwood One Moment in Time

Up to size, extremely pretty wheaten bitch with dark points. Moved exceptionally in the rear. Nicely boned with strong straight front and plenty of brisket. Correct mouth. Very close decision, both would have been worthy winners.

3^rd – Peers’ Tweedisle Sweet Cherry

Class 15 Post Graduate bitch (6, 4a)

1^st – Goud’s Vale of Atholls Bonnie Galloway

Sound wheaten bitch, perfect size, in very good coat and condition. Correct mouth Trimmed well. Moved well front and back. Good level topline, maintained on the move. Well set on tail, carried well. Showed nicely, obviously enjoying herself.

2^nd – Harland’s Winetta Anticipation at Thackeston

Dark brindle bitch of typical type. Correctly shaped eye, of good, dark colour, which can be difficult with such a dark head. Broad skull and definite stop. Good mouth. Moved well front and back, up to size and preferred build of winner.

Class 16 Mid Limit bitch (3, 2a)

1^st– Braybrook’s Cloverbrook Here I Come

Another pretty bitch with an ever so cheeky expression. Good quality profuse double coat, presented well. Really shone in the ring and would have been hard to beat even if others had been present. I would have preferred a little more flow of neck.

Class 17 Open bitch (4, 2a)

1^st – Confue’s Anjofra Welcome to La La Land

A deep red extrovert showgirl with an attractive, correctly sized head, good mouth and correctly placed and used ears. Keen bitch who stands well over her forepaws. Good depth of brisket. Nice specimen overall.

2^nd – King, Leighton & Inett’s Curtisey Foreign Account with Carradine

Dark brindle bitch, well up to size. Keen expression with good eye. Correct mouth with good bite. Moved well front and back. Preferred size and overall balance of 1.

Class 18 Special Beginners bitch (3, 1a)

1^st – Cloverbrook Black Diamond

2^nd – Little Miss Tonka

Judge Amy Firth