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Midland Cairn Terrier Club 2004 Cairn Day |
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The Midland Cairn Terrier Club’s annual Cairn Day was held at Shirland Village Hall on Sunday 26th September. The day started with a welcoming cuppa and biscuits served by Sue Braybrook (Brenda had been busy with her Cairn cookie cutter!). The first event was a trimming demonstration, four tables were set up, two for show trim manned by Brian Mears & Alison Wragg. Pam Bambridge & Maud Hawkes managing pet trim. This proved very popular with folks going from table to table picking up tips and skills. After a delicious Ploughmans buffet lunch Linda Firth gave a very interesting and informative talk on an introduction to showing. This was followed by an informal question and answer type discussion. |
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The Junior handling classes judged by Pam Bambridge assisted by Monica Ball were as usual wonderful to watch. Winner of under eights was Thomas Foster and Rupert, the 8-11 years was won by Alex Cadogan with Lucy. |
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As you can see from the pictures, this years puppy walk for the under 6 month olds must have been the biggest ever! As judge Julie Sharpe (Doonrae) put them all through their paces the hall was full of the sounds of oohs, aaahs and a few puddles. I think everyone there was pleased to see such quality pups and hopefully witnessing the debut of the odd champion or two. |
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Julie then judged the Puppy match for 6 to 12 months won by Mrs B Krzyskowski's Carrandulla Carousel (left), followed by the adult match which was won by Claire Houghton's Klarylise Lost & Found (right) |
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Alex Cadogan putting Lucy through her paces before being awarded overall best Junior Handler |
Alison Wragg with Leese’s Cloverbrook Silver Rebel who as best loser in the match. |
Jack Watson thanking our match judge Jullie Sharpe. |
Barbara Tracey with litter sister to the Eastenders star. |
