BEST OF BREED : WILLIAMS & MOES Ch Cwmdarhian Joe Calzghe
Dog CC :
WILLIAMS & MOES Ch Cwmdarhian Joe Calzghe
Res Dog CC : CORI Ch Urban Regina Cornaro
Bitch CC : FERRETTI Minidogland Ambriz
Res Bitch CC : BLESGEN It Ch Machi Del Poggio Sa Lorenzo
Best Puppy : WILLIAMS & MOES Cwmdarhian The Ice Man
Best Veteran : BEACH Beachdax Arizona JW
Good Citizen Dog Scheme Dog (4,1)
1st: REYNOLDS Kleinstar Blue Moon
2nd : LEE-A-PING Tony Chocolonely
3rd: MCCONVILLE
Bhailekernon Ned Kelly
Minor Puppy Dog (3,1)
1st: O'HARE, WILISON & WILSON Atikan I am Kenough
2nd: WILLIAMS
& HAMILTON Sandspooch Pain Au Chocolat
Puppy Dog (5)
1st:
KIRKWOOD-EMERY Marvale Royal Salute at Helydon
2nd: MORTON Monrateckel Tiger Feet
3rd: ROBERTSON Marvale Salute The Crown With Ravenwood
Res: MUTTON Montone Hennessy Black
VHC: LEE-A-PING
Tony Chocolonely
Junior Dog (3)
1st:
WILLIAMS & MOES Cwmdarhian The Ice Man
2nd:HISKETT Llennocor Stop and Stare with Simorepaw
3rd: LEE-A-PING Tony
Chocolonely
Yearling Dog (3)
1st:
BULLIS Amaffrey Sirius Black
2nd:PARR Stargang Rusty Nail
3rd: METCALFE-BILGIN
Metadale Secret Alliance
Res:
ROBERTSON Marvale Cuckoo At Ravenwood
VHC: SKIENAR Jet
Storm
Post Graduate Dog (11,1)
1st:
REYNOLDS Kleinstar Moongazer
2nd: WILLIAMS Rozamie Tiger Feet
3rd: EYRE-BROOK Mylforbe the Bishop at Gentleforse
Res: WALKER & WILTSHIRE Mighty Marvin at Littlelibbs
VHC:
REYNOLDS Kleinstar Blue Moon
Limit Dog (17,1)
1st:
TITE Rijobeau Well I Never
2nd: METCALFE-BILGIN
Metadale Aloysius
3rd: JENNINGS Jenivon's Starfinch
Res: RUSSELL Teckeltown The Showman
VHC: RICHARDSON Teckeltown Elton John
Open Dog (11,1)
1st:
WILLIAMS & MOES Ch Cwmdarhian Joe Calzghe
2nd: CORI Ch Urban Regina Cornaro
3rd: MASON Ch Teckeltown Surspicious Mind
Res:
O'CONNELL Ch Rijobeau Rumours With
Llennocor Jw
VHC: Ch Brogansian Fleetwood
Veteran Dog (2,1)
1st: BEACH
Riowood Arizona
Good Citizen Dog Scheme Bitch
(8,1)
1st: BOSWORTH
Bronia Solange at Louromi JW
2nd: HOLMES Debiandaxies Derry Girl JW
3rd: SOMMERS Ruletadax Queen of Hears for Penjulai
Res: BULLINGHAM Stoweytop Susie
VHC: REYNOLDS Merryline Alexandra at Kleinstar
Minor Puppy Bitch
NO ENTRIES
Puppy Bitch (12,1)
1st:
MASON Teckeltowns Power Of Love
2nd:
HUTCHINGS Teckeltowns Kelby Springs Into Collidach
3rd: COXON
D'Arisca Fascinating Rythm
Res:
BULLIS Minniewood Walzing Matilda By Amaffrey
VHC: HARRISON Harridachs Queen of Clubs
Junior Bitch (8,2)
1st: BEACH Beachdax California Gurls
2nd: BOSWORTH
Bronia Solange at Louromi JW
3rd: O'HARE,WILSON & WILSON Atikan Give Them Merry Hell
Res: GITTINS Kalhoun Tiger Princess at Boomerloo
VHC: FORGIONE
Rusalugio Italian Breeze
Yearling Bitch (22,5)
1st: FERRETTI
Minidogland Ambritz
2nd: METCALFE-BILGIN Metadale Legacy of Love
3rd: STORTO
Lupus Lazuli Arabica
Res: PARR Stargang Silk Stockings
VHC: DALTON
Llansansior Empress
Post Graduate Bitch (25,5)
1st: CUMBERLAND Mumysami Beth Level of Crazy JW
2nd: ERGIS Siouxline Elsa Marie JW
3rd: WILLIAMS Africandawns Savage Lily at Wilmerella
Res: GLEAVE Ryneco Crazy in Love
VHC: BUTTERSTONE Joshotto Martha Gunn
Limit Bitch (22,3)
1st: MASON Teckeltown The Show Girl
2nd: BEACH Beachdax Girl of my Dreams
3rd: GLEAVE Ryneco Lady Dashington
Res:
KIRKWOOD-EMERY Marvale Rosefinch at Helydon
VHC: DALTON Beachdax About Damn Time
Open Bitch (21,4)
1st: BLESGEN It Ch Machi Dei Poggio San Lorenzo
2nd: BLACKBURN-BENNETT Ch Stargang Scandalous
3rd: CROCKER &
FROST Ch Riverbrue Juniper Berry
Res: WILLIAMS & MOES Ch Cwmdarhian Cold as Ice
VHC: MASON Marvale Crimson Sunbird At Teckeltown
Veteran Bitch
(18,2)
1st: ALLA Multi Ch Gyrfalcon Dragon Ri Riu
2nd: BUTTERSTONE Joshottos Orange Blossom
3rd: ERGIS Ch Siouxline Rachel JW
Res: THOMAS Black Angellina
VHC: COXON Ch Sundsdal's Black Cadillac to D'Arisca
A privilege and an honour to judge this variety of Dachhunds at the largest Dog
show in the World. The ringside was packed for the majority of judging my entry
of 180 making 205 entries was mostly pleasing. My 8.30 am start was made easy by
the efficiency of both my Stewards Mother and Daughter duo Marley and Rebecca
Callow who kept the proceedings flowing throughout the day; along with the UK
entry I was blessed with entries from no less than 8 European countries. I first
awarded Challenge Certificates to Dachshunds in 1993 and have continued to do so
ever since. Apart from here in the UK, I have had the privelge of judging
Dachshunds all over Europe and as far a field as South Africa, Russia and
Australia and never, until today have had to ask an exhibitor to leave the ring
due the exhibit being unsound in its rear. I did not take this decision lightly,
but following Royal Kennel Club guidelines I felt I had to do so. Throughout
this entry type was mixed. Untypical heads i.e. round skulls, large round eyes
and short forefaces are not what is required. The ring provided was huge so
there was no hiding place for exhibits to show of their paces. I did find
however, that throughout this entry, there was sufficient quality in each class
to award winners and was more than pleased with my major winners. Good Citizen
Dog Scheme D (4,1) 1 Reynolds, Kleinser Blue Moon B/T. Fair all through for
overall breed type. Head is ok. Dark expressive eyes plenty in neck. Ribbing is
carried well back and is level in topline. It was his sound movement that won
him this class along with good presentation. 2 Lee-A-ping, Tony Chocolonely.
Love to know where this name comes from. His head is acceptable, eye colour is
ok. Decent body outline but does need to fill his frame. Bone and feet ok. Not
as positive in his rear as the winner. 3 McLonville, Phaile Kernon Ned Kelly.
MPD (2) 1 O'Hare, Wilson, Wilson, Atikan I Am Kenough, red. 9 months. Correct
conical shaped head with plenty in foreface. Dark expressive eyes, sufficient in
neck with a good front assembly. Plenty in ribbing. On the stack he displays
correct balance. Bone and feet are good. On the move he displayed a pleasing
attitude whilst holding his profile on the go around and was well presented.
2 Williams, Hamilton, Sanspooch Pain Au Chocolat, choc/tan, 9 months. OK all
through. Head is acceptable with a clear eye. Needs time to mature up. In time
this will happen. However, has a most uncharacteristic tail carriage. PD (5) 1
Kirkwood-Emery, Marvale Royal Salute at Heydon, B/T. Plenty to admire all
through on this one. Correct conical shaped head which has good length, dark
expressive eye all topped off with well placed ear. Correct in neck with a clean
front assembly. Plenty in rib which is carried well back to a firm loin. His
topline is level which he held on the move. He stands on correct bone with neat
compact feet. Moved out well on the out and back and was well presented. Should
have a bright future! 2 Morton Monrateckel Tiger Feet, R/Brindle. My notes say
ok for overall breed type. Head, eye and expression all good. General body
displays correct proportions. Bone and feet good. Just not as settled on the moe
as the winner but will continue to catch the eye! 3 Robertson, Marvale Salute
the Crown with Ravenwood B/T. Litter brother to the winner. Has many of the two
in front attributes just needs more time to develop and settle on the move. Only
time will correct this. JD (3) 1 Williams, Moes, Cwmdarhian The Ice Man, Red.
"Cool name". Yet another quality exhibit produced by this highly talented
breeder/exhibitor. On inspection he has a true conical shaped head which
displays length with strength in foreface with excellent dentition. Correct
medium shaped eye. Excellent neck and forequarters. Solid in topline with
ribbing extended well back with correct underline which leads to a well
angulated rear with short parallel hocks. On the move he comes to life. One of
only a few that displayed correct forward reach and parallel rear drive whilst
holding an eye-catching profile on the go around and he was presented in
excellent order. Pleased to award him Best Puppy in Breed today and if judged on
merit should gain his crown! 2 Hiskett, Kelleway, Clenocor Stop and Stare with
Simorepaw, B/T. Plenty to admire about this one. Conical shaped head with
correct eye and expression. Plenty in neck with sufficient in forechest with
elbows kept well in. Ribbing is extended well back to a firm loin. Topline is
level with correct croup and tailset. He stands on good bone with neat compact
feet. On the move he was active. With normal luck will continue to do well. 3
Lee-A-Ping, Tony Chocoloney (second in Good Citizen) YD (8) 1 Bullis, Amaffrey
Sirius Black, 16 months b/t. Quality exhibit with plenty to admire all through.
Correct conical shaped head with plenty in foreface with correct dentition.
Clear in eye with good pigment. Plenty in neck with good fill in forechest with
elbows kept well in. Ribbing is extended well back to a firm lion. Topline is
level which leads to correct croup and tail set all finished off with a well
angulated rear. Moved out ok on the out and back whilst holding an eye-catching
profile on the go around and was presented in good order. Should continue to do
well. 2 Parr, Stargang Rusty Nail, 20 months, red. Another with plenty to admire
all through and is close up to the winner. Correct in head with a dark
expressive eye. Plenty in neck with good front assembly. Ribbing is extended
well back with a level topline all finished off with a well angulated rear. On
the move he was active whilst holding his profile on the go around. 3
Metalfe-Bilgin, Metadale Secret Alliance, red. Plenty to admire about this one.
Head, eye and expression are all good. General body proportions display correct
balance. Ribbing is extended well back. Moved out steadily both ways, completing
a trio of quality exhibits. PGD (11) 1 Reynolds, Kleinstar Moongazer, red. He
scores in head which is of the desired conical shape with strength in the
foreface. He is clear in eye which gives off a pleasing expression. His neck
flows into a pleasing front construction with ribbing extended well back to a
firm loin. Topline is level which leads to a well angulated rear. Bone and feet
are correct. On the move he was positive on the out and back whilst holding a
pleasing profile on the go around. At times however he was somewhat proud of his
tail but his other qualities outweigh this! 2 Williams, Rozamie Tiger Feet,
brindle. For me not the head qualities of the winner. However, he scores in neck
and ribbing with a level topline which leads to a well angulated rear. On the
stack he displays a balanced picture.. He stands on good bone and feet and moved
out with good reach and drive.
3 Dr Eyre-Brook, Mylforge The Bishop at Gentlegorse b/t. Adequate head, clear
eye, sufficient in neck and ribbing is extended well back. Level in topline, and
bone and feet ok; just needs to put more in on the move. LD (17) Good class! 1
Tite, Rijobeau Well I Never, B/T. So much to admire all through about this one
with correct breed type. A true dachshund in "miniature". He excels in the
correct conical shaped head with strength in underjaw with excellent dentition.
Clear in eye which gives off a true expression. Plenty in neck which flows into
a clean front assembly. His ribbing is extended well back to a firm loin with
correct coup and tail set all finished off with a well angulated rear with short
parallel hocks. On the out and back he displayed good reach and drive whilst
holding an eye-catching profile on the go-around was presented in excellent
order. Should with normal luck wear his crown! 2 Metcalfe-Bilgin, Metadale
Aloysius, red. No doubting this exhibit has quality all through. So correct in
head which has the desired conical shape with strength in foreface and a clear
eye which gives off a pleasing expression. Plenty in neck which flows into a
clean front assembly with elbows kept well in. His ribbing is extended well back
to a firm loin. His topline is level with the desired underline all finished off
with a well angulated rear with short parallel hocks. He was positive on the out
and back whilst holding his profile on the go around. Splitting hairs between
these two today. He will also continue to catch the eye! 3 Jennings, Jenivons
Starfinch B/T. Yet another exhibit that screams correct breed type. Head eye and
expression all good. Body proportions display correct balance. Bone and feet
good. On the out and back he was positive while holding his profile on the go
around. Will have his day. Good luck! OD (17) What a class! 1 Williams, Moes, Ch
Cwmdarhian Joe Calzghe B/T. An eye catching individual who in my opinion
deserves all the accolades he receives when judged fairly. On inspection he has
a head to die for. The ultimate correct conical shape which has length with
strength in foreface with plenty in underjaw. He is clear in eye which gives off
a pleasing expression all topped off with neat well placed ears. He excels in
neck which flows into a clean front assembly with the best forechest of the day
with elbows kept well in. His ribbing is extended well back to a firm loin with
a solid topline and underline all of which leads to a super angulated rear end
with short parallel hocks. He stands on quality bone with neat compact feet.
It's on the move that he comes to life, displaying excellent reach and drive
whilst holding an eye catching profile on the go around. He was presented in
excellent muscle tone whilst giving his hander one hundred percent all all
times. In my opinion a true Dachshund in "miniature". I had no hesitation in
awarding him the CC and later on BoB. Proud to see him still putting all in
later on in the day in the Group. Still giving one hundred percent in the Group!
2 Cori, Bih/Mne, Ch, Urban Regina Cornadro (Ita), red. Yet another eye catcher
with such ring presence with a commanding appearance. So correct in head, eye
and expression. Reachy in neck with a correct front assembly with sufficient in
forechest. Level in topline with a correct underline. Loin is solid with a well
angulated rear. Again on the stack he displays true balance whilst on the move
he was positive on the out and back. He was presented in stunning order. Could
not resist bringing him back to claim the RCC. No disgrace here! 3 Mason, Ch
Teckeltown Surspicious Mind B/T. Smart individual of above average merit all
through. Head, eye and expression all correct. Body proportions on the stack
display correct proportions. Ribbing is extended well back. Bone and feet are
correct. Moved out soundly on the out and back. Absolutely no disgrace here,
three very smart individuals! VD (1) 1 Beach, Riowood Arizona, red/brindle, 7
years old. Standing alone but it would have taken a good one to have toppled
him! He scores in head which is of the correct conical shape with a clear eye
which gives off a pleasing expression. Plenty in neck with good fill in
forechest. On the stack he displays good overall body balance with a firm
topline which he holds at all times. On the move he stands on good bone with
neat compact feet. Moved out with correct reach and drive and was handled well
to gain maximum output and was presented in good order. Pleased to award him
Best Veteran over a strong challenge from the bitch! PB (12) Good class headed
by litter sisters; it's called type judging! 1 Mason, Teckeltown's Power of
Love, B/T. Has so much to admire all through. Correct conical shaped head which
is feminine and well balanced. Dark expressive eye with correct dentition all
finished off with well placed ears. Correct in neck which flows into a clean
front assembly with elbows kept well in. Ribbing is extended well back with a
level topline and good underline. She is well angulated in her rear with short
parallel hocks. Put her best foot forward on the out and back displaying good
reach and drive whilst holding an eye-catching profile on the go around and was
well handled to gain maximum output. Should go on to better things! 2 Hutchings,
Teckeltown's kelby Springs Into Collidach, red. Has all her litter sisters
attributes and I was splitting hairs here. Again another that will continue to
do well and will change places. I was chuffed to hear that they were litter
sisters! 3 Coxon, D'Arisca Fascinating Rythm B/T. A well bred individual of
merit all through. Feminine in head. Dark expressive eye. Correct proportions in
body when stacked and was sound on the out and back. This exhibitor was showing
top flight Dahsunds when I was a boy and it's pleasing to see that she is still
exhibiting at the highest level. Completing a trio of quality youngsters. Good
Citizen Dog Scheme B (8) 1 Bosworth Bronia Solange at Louromi, red. A pleasing
individual of good merit. Feminine in head which is of the correct conical shape
with a lovely eye and expression with correct dentition. Plenty in neck with a
good front assembly with elbows kept well in. Her ribbing is extended well back
to a firm loin. Topline is level which leads to a well angulated rear with short
parallel hocks. Her footfalls on the out and back were accurate whilst holding
her profile on the go around and was well presented. 2 Holmes, Debiandaxies
Derry Girl JW, red. Close up to the winner for overall correct breed type all
through. Feminine in head which displays correct conical shape. Eye and
expression good. Neck flows into a well laid shoulder. Ribbing is extended well
back. Topline and underline is good. She stands on quality bone with neat
compact feet. Just needs to tighten in her rear whilst going away but does
project a pleasing profile on the go around. 3 Summers, Ruletadax Queen of
Hearts for Penjulai, choc. OK all through for overall breed type. Head, eye and
expression all good. Body proportions display good balance, just needs to
tighten up all round. JB (8) 1 Beach, Beachdax California Girls, brindle.
Impressive individual of good overall merit. Feminine in head which is of the
correct conical shape with strength in foreface with good dentition. Dark
expressive eye. Her neck flows into a clean front assembly. Ribbing is carried
well back to a firm loin and topline is level with a good underline. She is well
angulated in her rear all finished off with short parallel hocks. On the stack
she displayed good balance whilst on the move she was accurate on the out and
back holding an eye-catching profile on the go around and was presented in
excellent order. Would not be surprised to see this one gain her "title". 2
Bosworth Bronia Solange at Louromi JW (see Good Citizen) 3 O'Hare, Wilson,
Wilson, Atikan Give Them Merry Hell, red. Scores in head, eye and expression.
General body displays good balance. Bone and feet ok. Moved out well. Would,
however, benefit from carrying a little more weight. In time this should develop
with maturity. YB (22) 1 Ferretti, Minidogland Ambriz, red. Another overseas
exhibit that came from 'Italy' who caught my attention on entering the ring
within this huge class! On inspection she is feminine in head which is of the
correct desired conical shape with strength in foreface with correct dentition.
Excellent in eye which gives off a melting expression. Her neck flows into a
clean front assembly with good fill in forechest with elbows kept well in. Her
ribbing is extended well back to a firm loin. Topline is spot on with a good
underline. She is well angulated in her rear with short parallel hocks. It's on
the move that she comes to life displaying an easy free flowing reach and drive
whilst holding that eye-catching profile on the go around and was presented in
stunning order. Delighted to award her the CC today. Can't see why she can't
gain her UK title. 2 Metcalfe-Bilgin, Metadale Legacy of Love, red. Yet another
top draw exhibit that has so much to admire all through Feminine in head which
is of the correct shape and balance. She is dark in eye which gives off a
pleasing expression. She has good length in her neck with plenty in forechest
with elbows kept well in. Ribbing is extended well back to a firm loin. She
stands on correct bone with neat feet. She was sound on the out and back whilst
holding her profile on the go around. With normal luck should go on to a higher
level. No disgrace here! 3 Storto, Lupus Lazuli Arabic JWW'25, choc. Head, eye
and expression all correct. Body proportions display correct balance. Bone and
feet correct. Moved out well both ways. Completing a trio of smart girls. PGB
(25) What a class with varying degrees of type! 1 Cumberland, Mumysami Beth
Level of Crazy JW, red. Plenty to admire about this one all through. Head is of
the correct conical shape with strength in foreface. Dark expressive eye,
sufficient in neck with good fill in forechet. Ribbing is extended well back to
a firm loin. Topline is level with a correct underline which leads to a well
angulated rear. On the stack she displays correct balance whilst on the move she
projected a pleasing profile on the go around and was well presented. 2 Ergis,
Siouxline Elsa Marie JW, b/t. No denying this exhibit has plenty to admire all
though for overall breed type. Feminine in head which has correct balance with a
dark expressive eye with correct dentition. Sufficient in neck with ribbing
extended well back to a firm loin with a correct underline. She stands on
quality bone with neat compact feet. On the out and back she was positive whilst
holding a pleasing profile on the go around and was presented in excellent
condition. I'm sure will continue to catch the eye. No disgrace here! 3
Williams, Africandawns Savage Lilly at Wilmerella, b/t. Has enough to admire all
through about this one. Head,eye and expression all good. Neck flows into a
clean front assembly. General body balance is correct on the stack whilst bone
and feet are correct. Technically she moved out ok, just a little more overall
confidence would be to her advantage. LB (22) Excellent class with plenty to
choose from! 1 Mason, Teckltown The Show Girl, red. Clever name. Stood out in
this huge class for overall correct breed type all through. Correct conical
shaped head which has good length with strength in foreface with correct
dentition. She has a dark almond shaped eye which gives off a pleasing
expression. Plenty in neck which flows into a clean front assembly with good
fill in forechest with elbows kept well in. Ribbing is extended well back to a
firm loin with correct topline and underline which in turn leads to a well
angulated rear with short parallel hocks. She displayed a free flowing stride on
the out and back whilst holding a pleasing profile on the go around. She was
presented in an excellent coat and condition. At one point I considered her for
a higher award. I'm confident your day will come if judged farly! 2 Beach,
Beachdax Girl of My Dreams JW, brindle. Yet another quality exhibit with so much
to admire all through. Correct balance in head which is feminine with a dark
expressive eye. Correct dentition with plenty in neck which flows into a clean
front assembly with good fill in forechest. Ribbing is extended well back to a
firm loin. Topline is level with correct underline, which in turn leads to a
well angulated rear all finished off with short strong parallel hocks. She
stands on correct bone with neat compact feet. Did not put a foot wrong on the
move giving her handler one hundred percent at all times and was presented in
excellent condition. Splitting hairs between these two and another that is
banging on the door to the upper house. With normal luck will get there! 3
Gleave, Ryneco Cady Dashington, red. Has many correct breed points to admire.
Head, eye and expression all good. Body proportions on the stack display correct
balance. Bone and feet are correct. Moved out steadily on the out and back
whilst holding a pleasing profile on the go around and was well presented. OB
(21) Yet another quality class with some tall reputations put on the line with
several quality exhibits leaving the ring cardless! 1 Blersgen It Ch Machli Del
Poggio San Lorenzo, red/brindle. Yet another from 'Italy'. Pulled out all the
stops to head his class. On inspection she is so correct in head which has
excellent balance with a kind dark eye which gives off a pleasing expression
with good pigment. She is reachy in neck which flows into a clan front assembly
with good fill in forechest and elbows kept well in. Ribbing is excellent. Body
proportions display correct balance whilst on the stack she stands on quality
bone with neat compact feet. On the out and back she displayed a free flowing
stride whilst holding her profile on the go around. Handled well to gain maximum
output. Very close up to the CC winner. RCC today and no disgrace here! 2
Blackburn-Bennett, Ch Stargang Scandualous, red. No denying that this exhibit is
so full of correct breed type. Head eye and expression all correct with
excellent fill in forechest with elbows kept well in. Ribbing is extended well
back to a firm loin with solid topline and correct underline. On the stack she
displays excellent proportions whilst on the move she displayed accurate
footfalls on the out and back holding a pleasing profile on the go around. She
was presented in excellent coat and condition. A very worthy "Ch" indeed. 3
Crocker, Frost, Ch Riverbrue Juniper Berry, red. Has so much to admire all
through and deserved this place in this hot open bitch class. She scores in
head, eye and expression with a super dark expressive oval shaped eye. Ribbing
is extended well back to a firm loin. Bone and feet correct. On the stack she
displays correct proportions and on the move she was positive on the out and
back and was presented in stunning order. I can honestly say it was my privilege
to have judged this class today. Yet again many quality exhibits going cardless!
VB (18) A class full of golden oldies all performing well! 1 Alla, Multi Ch
Greyfalcon Dragon Ri Ru, b/t. 10 years old and still at the top of her game.
Pleasing to go over with a feminine head which is of the correct conical shape.
Plenty in neck with good fill in forechest. Excellent in body which displays
true balance. Good in bone and feet. Moved technically correct just lost out for
Best Veteran to the male who was full of enthusiasm on the day. 2 Butterstone,
Joshottos Orange Blossom, red, 8 years old. Pleasing to go over. Feminine in
head which displays correct balance. Eye and expression all good. Ribbing is
extended well back. Body profile on the stack is pleasing. Bone and feet ok.
Covered the ground well. 3 Ergis, Ch Siouxline Rachel JW, 7 yars old and has had
a stellar career. She displays overall good breed type being feminine all
through. Body proportions display good balance with correct bone and feet. Moved
out steadily on the out and back and was presented in good order.
Martin Sanders