HOUNDSHOW 2002 Dachshund (Miniature Long Haired) Judge: Mrs Judy Burgin
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My thanks to the exhibitors for a super entry. Movement was generaly good from
side view but quite a few stiil not driving from behind. Muscle tone poor in a
lot of dogs could be improved with more roadwork. Fortunatly these were in the
minority and generally body condition was good but still many are lacking a good
width of thigh. I was pleased with my line up and in some classes dogs could
chage places another day and I was splitting hairs in the placings.
MPD. (8). 1. Norton’s, Halunke Mister Baggins. Eye catching red. Good head,
excellent ribbing. Prominenet forechest, well angulated fore and aft. Just needs
to settle on the move, will go far. 2. Brook’s, Lyndarlea Digby Boy. Cream dog
with good shoulder angulation. Deep body and well let down behind needs to firm
up on hind movement.
PD. (2). 1. Locketts’, Ralines Royal Statesman. Full of confidence very nice
type black and crean dog very mature and balanced. Good shoulder placement.
Correct length to height. Covered the ground well, moved soundly coming and
going. BP. 2. Kennedy’s, Denkena Ben Roai. Red dog with good ribbing, well
angulated fore and aft. Moved ok but unfortunately has poor pigmentation and
this spoils the overall picture.
JD. (9). 1. Harrison’s, Lacerking Jack Pot. Black and tan excellent head well
placed shoulders. Ribbing carried well back. Good hind end well let down hocks.
Moved well. One to watch, coat needs to settle. 2. Brook’s, Rhinestar Phoenix at
Lyndarlea. Sh/r dog with good shoulders and nicely ribbed. Hind movement needs
to fim up. 3. Welton’s, Chelane King of the Castle.
SBD. (2). 1. Brain’s, Jadag Minaiture Hero. Ch/tan tends to hunch and needs to
relax. Good forechest, well angulated behind. Moved ok.
PGD. (11). 1. Robert’s, Debver Jack Frost. Cream with good head. Well angulated
fore and aft. Good driving movement. 2. Hazelby’s, Evadanne Golden Rod. Light
red with pleasing head, good shoulder placement. Well let down behind movement
ok. 3. Brook’s, Maundowne Mutineer at Lyndarlea.
LD. (15). 1. Young’s, Willowheath Del Boy. B/t. Lovely head good angulation fore
and aft. Covered the ground well with good driving movement. 2. Jamieson’s,
Airwaves to Carlang via Djeata. Similar type to one. A little more body but not
the movement of drive of one. 3. Croxford’s, Arbroath Mr. Mackinnon.
OD. (11). 1. Hall and McLachlan’s, Gayvilles Northern Classic. Nice type of dog.
Good head well angulated fore and aft. Movment keeping a good topline. Prefer a
better head carriage. RCC. 2. Mercer’s, Diquest Rollo. Choc/tan. Good forechest
and shoulder placement. Well let down behind, movement ok. 3. Dunn’s, Ch.
Ashridge Private Ryan.
VD/B. (5). 1. Graham’s, Ch. Jadag Bjorn Veeta. Have judged this dog before, smae
remarks apply. Deserved his place on the day. Conformation and movement spot on
unfortunately as happens in choc’s, his coat heas faded CC and BOB. 2. McLean’s,
Ch. Maxwin Ice in the Sun. Another I have judged before. Unlucky to meet one on
the day. Good shoulder and ribbing. Well let down behind. Good topline and
movement. Close up in the challenge.
MPB. (9). 1. Norton’s, Halunke Miss Eleanor. Lovely red puppy. Litter sister to
MPD. Another with excellent ribbing, good front and well let down behind. More
settled than her brother. Moved well. 2. Tomlinson’s, Jadag Wild Heather to
Winglow. Shaded red of similar type pleasing head, good front, topline and
underline. 3. Johnson’s, Halunke Miss Angelica at Charpurdy.
PB. (14). 1. Boyle’s, Zarcrest Gold Designer. Well presented red of good type.
Well off for bone, good front assembly. Not using her rear to advantage in
moving on the day. 2. Thomas’s, Shenaligh Sweet Dreams. Red of similar tyep,
everyhting in the right place. Splitting hairs here. 3. Mack’s, Topgem Miss Dee
Blue.
JB. (15). 1. Mack’s, Topgem Louisa May. Well grown and mature. Just needs more
confidence. Very nice type, good front and hind assembly. Covers the ground well
on movement. BPB. 2. Amos’, Dacatec Pure ‘n’ Simple. Another nice type with good
conformation and sound movement. Again just lack’s confidence at the moment. 3.
Scott’s, Jadag Kadbry Rose of Maydays.
SBB. (6). 1. Scott’s, Mayday’s Mariella. Elegant bl/cr. Good front well let down
behind. Covers the ground well. 2. Hartley’s, Lyrosh Petite Fleur. Rich b/t.
Pleasing head good body. Just prefer better angulation behind. 3. Tremble’s,
Northnook Firefly Summer.
PGB. (13). 1. Shackleton’s, Edmay Kalyana Mitra. Sweet b/t. Good body well
angulated fore and aft. Moved well. 2. Townsend’s, Regendacks Royal Affair at
Dachstown. Similar type to one. Good front and well let down behind. Moved well.
3. Mee’s, Barlaines Country Charmer.
LB. (13). 1. Thomas’s, Shenaligh Sweet Symphony. Lovely red girl. Just the riht
size for a bitch. Good body well angulated fore and aft. Strong movement with
good length of stride. 2. McLachlan’s, Gayvilles Specially for You. Another nice
exhibit with good angulation both ends and moving well. 3. Shackleton’s, Edmay
Kayana Mitra.
OB. (15). 1. Hall’s, Ch/Ir Ch. Gayvilles Simply the Best. Lovely b/t. Quality
and elegance. Surprised to see from catalouge that she is almost 7 years old.
Excellent front and rear, sound movement with good ground coverage. BCC. 2.
Boyle’s, Ch. Zarcrest Ace of Diamonds. Another nice bitch with good front and
rear. Moving well. Another class when splitting hairs. RCC. 3. Harrison’s,
Denver Definitely Maybe at Lacerking.
Judy Burgin